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Driver charged in Cas En Bas crash that injured two students

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Cuthbert Mathurin has been charged with dangerous driving following the road collision in Cas En Bas last month that left two Entrepot Secondary School students seriously injured.
Mathurin appeared in court yesterday and was granted $3 000 bail.
The collision occurred on September 18. Police said a white Toyota Hilux and a black Mitsubishi Lancer were travelling in opposite directions when they collided. Two construction vehicles parked on the roadside were also hit.
Students Tatiyanna Innocent and Jeanquan Jn Peirre were among three pedestrians struck during the incident and were taken to hospital.

Jn Peirre’s leg was subsequently amputated. Innocent underwent surgery recently and is undergoing physiotherapy.

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  1. It took you guys in St. Lucia long enough …these two students who were simply minding their own business has life changing injuries because of this driver. I am not sure how your laws work in St. Lucia but please sue him for everything and then invoice him with the medical bills. Honestly, even that will never be enough for this horrific life changing accident..God have mercy.

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