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BREAKING NEWS: Sucker Garden Road Accident leaves at least one injured.

March 30, 2017

BREAKING NEWS: Sucker Garden Road Accident leaves at least one injured.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A road accident on Sucker Garden Road not far away from the entrance to Guana Bay has left one person injured. Bystanders at the scene said that it appear as though the vehicle was speeding when it lost control and went airborne. The bystanders said the vehicle went about 10 feet up before landing on the road on its side and hitting another vehicle.
Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson confirmed an accident took place and that he did not have all the details at this moment. As soon as the Police Spokesman releases more information this article will be updated.

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BREAKING NEWS: Sucker Garden Road Accident leaves at least one injured.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/breaking-news-sucker-garden-road-accident-leaves-at-least-one-injured/

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