Two people, including a six-year-old, killed in motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth

A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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A six-year-old boy is one of two people killed in a motor vehicle accident in St. Elizabeth yesterday.

They have been identified as Chris Gallimore of Arlington and 21-year-old Joshaun Roye of Slipe.

Police reports are that at about 2:15 PM, Roye was driving a Toyota Yaris motor car along the Mountainside main road.

It’s reported that he attempted to overtake another vehicle and collided with a black Ford Motor truck, travelling in the opposite direction.

Gallimore and Roye received multiple injuries and were pronounced dead at hospital.

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