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Early Morning Fatality Leaves Man In His Thirties Dead
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – An early morning traffic accident has left a man, believed to be in his early to mid 30s, dead.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – An early morning traffic accident has left a man, believed to be in his early to mid 30s, dead. Officer in Charge of the Traffic Division, Chief Superintendent David Lockhart says officers from the Traffic Division along with EMS and the fire department, responded to the scene on Cowpen Road shortly after 4AM Wednesday morning.
While he could not confirm the identity of the male victim at the time, Chief Supt. Lockhart is appealing to anyone that may have information on the identity of the victim to contact their nearest police station. Meantime, he is appealing to residents to adhere to the rules of the road.
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