The police constable injured in a motor vehicle crash in Manchester yesterday remains hospitalized in critical condition.

The police federation has renewed its appeal for blood donation, while expressing appreciation to persons who have already donated.

The policewoman sustained injuries in the crash along the Sedburgh Main Road, after the Honda Fit motor car she was driving was hit by a range rover.

Her son, 9-year-old Traevon Saunchez, a grade 6 student of the Christiana Leased Primary and Infant school, did not survive.

Chairman of the Police Federation Sergeant Arleen McBean described the incident as unfortunate.

Sergeant McBean said the federation has activated its welfare support mechanism for the injured cop and her family.