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22 year old died in fatal scooter accident.

March 29, 2023

22 year old died in fatal scooter accident.
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MARIGOT:--- A 22-year-old man lost his life on Tuesday night after he was involved in a scooter accident on Rue de Hollande Marigot.
The Gendarmerie stated in a statement that the accident involved two individuals who were riding without helmets.
The 22-year-old rider lost his life while the pedal rider has been hospitalized. The Gendarmerie is busy with the investigation.

SMN News learned that the dead rider is a known rapper on the French side of the island, he is known to most people as "Tril-Mike".

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