Superintendent Coleridge Minto Released from Hospital Following Collision
Superintendent Coleridge Minto was hospitalized after a vehicle crash in St. Elizabeth but has since been discharged. The corresponding driver, Dwight Parchment, was charged with careless driving and will appear in court on April 11.
In St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, Superintendent Coleridge Minto of the local police force has been discharged from the hospital after a four-day recovery period following a vehicle collision. The incident took place on March 13, as Minto was traveling in a Mitsubishi Pajero when a Nissan pickup truck collided with his SUV.
Initial treatment for Superintendent Minto occurred at Black River Hospital, after which he was transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) for further examination. Following several tests, he was released on Monday and is currently on medical leave.
The driver of the Nissan pickup, identified as Dwight Parchment from the Myersville district in St. Elizabeth, has been charged with careless driving leading to the crash. Parchment is scheduled to appear in court on April 11 in Santa Cruz.
In summary, Superintendent Coleridge Minto has successfully been released from the hospital following a serious traffic incident involving a collision with a pickup truck. The responsible driver has been charged, with legal proceedings expected to commence shortly. This event underscores the ongoing issues surrounding road safety in the area.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
