Follow us on

The Jamaica Star

Latest News

Pause

Shop with a cop benefits children in need

Man attacked by gunman while at grocery shop in St Ann

Classes disrupted at Vauxhall High amid security issue

St Catherine shooting leaves pastor dead at his stall

Judge suspended after school principal accused of raping a child in Haiti is released

Police probing death of woman after being found with stab wounds in yard

Huge dip in murders for last week, only nine reported

Queen Ifrica calls for women to 'stop give di man dem jacket'

Man charged for shooting in St James last year

35-y-o to spend at least 18 years in prison for wife's murder

Woman and mentally ill man shot and injured at police station

South African miner describes horrors for those who spent months trapped underground

US authorities nab Jamaican nationals with criminal convictions

St James men arrested for allegedly breaking into supermarket in St Ann

Court frees man charged with death of ex-girlfriend in Flat Bridge crash

Traffic changes implemented in downtown Kingston for Christmas to continue

Gov’t committed to making housing more affordable – PM

New York Mayor closes more Caribbean migrant shelters

JDF probing death of member at hospital

School is not a fashion runway but we need balance and order, says Morris Dixon

Tennis legend Richard Russell has passed

Drake sues Universal Music for defamation related to Kendrick Lamar diss track 'Not Like Us'

Student in Bahamas dies during physical education class

St James businessman charged with pocketing money for hotel reservations

24-y-o killed by police in Portmore, gun and ammunition seized

Pastor and businessman issued wrongful traffic tickets due to 'Procedural error'

Motorcyclist killed in St Mary crash

Delivery man and truck driver shot and injured minutes apart in Spanish Town

Some Paris Olympic athletes ask for medals to be replaced after quickly deteriorating

Barber shot and injured in St Catherine

Cop faces charges following deadly road crash

by

May 31, 2016

Photo

The mangled remains of the Toyota Rav 4 and and public passenger vehicle which crashed along the Llandovery main road in St Ann, resulting in the deaths of five people last month.

The female cop who is the owner of the bus in last Friday's accident, which claimed five lives on the Llandovery mainroad in St Ann, is expected to be charged soon.

According to the head of the traffic division, Senior Superintendent Calvin Allen, the cop who is stationed in St. Ann, has been warned of prosecution.

Allen said the cop is expected to be charged with aiding and abetting driving without PPV insurance and no current road licence.

Other News Stories