American killed in Trelawny car crash
The Toyota Probox motorcar that was involved in the fatal crash in Trelawny on Monday, July 15, 2024.
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July 15, 2024

American killed in Trelawny car crash

TRELAWNY, Jamaica – An American man lost his life in a motor vehicle crash in Trelawny on Monday morning.

The deceased has been identified as 42- year-old Evens Hyppolite of a Florida address.

Reports are that about 3:30am, the driver of a Toyota Probox motorcar was proceeding westward along Carey Park main Road when, upon reaching the vicinity of Carey Park crossroad, it is alleged that the driver lost control of the vehicle while negotiating a corner and slammed into a bus stop.

The American man, who was a passenger in the vehicle, sustained injuries and was taken to the Falmouth Public General Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

The Trelawny police are investigating.

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