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Police Probe Fatal Accident

Saint Lucia police say they are investigating a fatal accident that occurred Wednesday along the Micoud-Dennery Highway.

One man succumbed after two vehicles collided at about 1:20 pm.

According to reports, the man was pronounced dead at a medical facility after Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) emergency personnel transported him there.

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11 COMMENTS

  1. Lawless country– no charges nor sentencing for drivers found culpable of recklessness~~~an ideal Saint Lucia is one where drivers will be afraid to break traffic laws, one where drivers would think twice to put the lives of other drivers and passengers in danger, one where police would not work only from 8am to 4pm enforcing laws, one where police would police all the time and not when convenient! I say this because alot of drivers are agressive and even curse others not know if they are indeed cursing under cover police officers– thats a sign.. they dont give a f! lawless mi say

  2. StLucia lack law and enforcement, Barbados has the right approach in ceasing crimes. U cant throw a chewing gum on the ground and get away with it. STLucia has gone to the dogs, a bunch of illiterate and low IQ thugs run the streets.

  3. Minibus again. The record has shown that every week a mini bus is involved in an accident, whether they are right or wrong but they are involved.
    Godfrey Ferdinand please educate your Minibus drivers, they are too reckless. They drive as if they are the only ones on the road. They overtake any how and any where, thealso stop without any signal.

  4. GOVERNMENT SHOULD IMPLEMENT PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR BUS DRIVERS, TRANSPORTING THE PUBLIC SHOULD BE HELD TO THE HIGHEST REGARD. HAVE SPECIAL LICENSES FOR BUS DRIVERS THAT HAVE TO BE RENEWED EVERY 5-10 YEARS. RIDICULOUS HOW MANY ACCIDENTS BUS DRIVERS ARE INVOLVED IN CLAIMING LIVES.

  5. So sad don’t know the individual but I can relate I lost my brother because two fool’s was racing on the road he left six kids behind were minors at the time and nothing was done to those involved ɓecause they bribe their way out, st lucia is going to hell in a hand basket Rip young man condolences to his love ones God is with you

  6. This is very sad! Another life taken while hospitals are still struggling. Condolences to his family. I become more frightened for not only drivers but pedestrians. Some people aren’t even safe at home…. Because vehicles are running off the road! Long haul vehicles, fully-stocked panel vans, buses filled with passengers – they all want to drive above speed limit not thinking of what could happen if they lose control or something unexpected is ahead. Drive safely people… you do not drive thinking of yourself alone.

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