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Car overturns in Jackson

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CAROL MARTINDALE, [email protected]

Car overturns in Jackson

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 A vehicle, driven by Troy Garrett, overturned in Jackson, St Michael tonight.
Garrett, 25, of Greg Farm, St Andrew was injured in the accident.
He was travelling through Jackson when the car lost control, hit an embankment and overturned.
 
 

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