Tragic Collision Claims Lives of Two Motorcyclists in Westmoreland
Two motorcyclists, Ricardo James and Lashawn Wilson, died from injuries sustained in a head-on crash on Sheffield main road in Westmoreland. The accident occurred when Wilson swerved to avoid a pothole, colliding with James. Both were pronounced dead at the hospital, and an investigation by the Negril Traffic Department is underway.
In a tragic incident on Saturday night, two motorcyclists lost their lives following a head-on collision on Sheffield main road in Westmoreland. The victims have been identified as 37-year-old Ricardo James from Truro district and 24-year-old Lashawn Wilson from Hesket district, both within Westmoreland.
Reports from the Negril police indicate that around 8:45 PM, Mr. Wilson was maneuvering his motorcycle on the road when he swerved to avoid a pothole. This action resulted in a collision with Mr. James, who was traveling in the opposite direction.
The collision ejected both riders from their motorcycles and inflicted severe injuries. They were immediately transported to the hospital where both were pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The Negril Traffic Department is currently conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate incident.
The recent collision on the Sheffield main road highlights the dangers faced by motorcyclists on the roads. The tragic loss of Ricardo James and Lashawn Wilson serves as a somber reminder of the importance of road safety and the potential risks of hazardous conditions such as potholes. The ongoing investigation by the Negril Traffic Department aims to uncover further details regarding this incident.
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