St Mary cop hospitalised after being knocked off bike
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April 9, 2023

St Mary cop hospitalised after being knocked off bike

ST MARY, Jamaica – A police officer attached to the Port Maria traffic department sustained serious injuries in a motor vehicle accident on the Wilderness main road in St Mary.

He is 30-year-old Adrian Pendley.

Information reaching the OBSERVER ONLINE is that around 12 pm on Saturday, Pendley was riding his service motor bike, when upon reaching the Wilderness main road, a motor car stopped and one of its passengers opened the door hitting the police officer from his motorbike into another vehicle, which was traveling in the opposite direction.

Pendley received injuries and was said to be unconscious.

He was rushed to the Annotto Bay Hospital and is said to be in serious condition.

More details soon.

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