Superintendent Coleridge Minto Released from Hospital After Collision

Superintendent Coleridge Minto of St Elizabeth police was released from the hospital after four days following a two-vehicle crash. The incident involved a Nissan pickup driven by Dwight Parchment, who has been charged with careless driving. Parchment is to appear in court on April 11.

Superintendent Coleridge Minto, head of the St Elizabeth police, has been discharged from the hospital following a two-vehicle collision. The incident occurred on Thursday, March 13, in New Market, St Elizabeth, when Minto’s unmarked Mitsubishi Pajero was struck by a Nissan pickup truck.

After the crash, Superintendent Minto was initially treated at the Black River Hospital before being transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies. He has since been released on Monday after undergoing several medical tests and is currently on sick leave.

The driver of the Nissan pickup, identified as Dwight Parchment from Myersville district, has been charged with careless driving causing a collision. He is scheduled to appear in court on April 11 in Santa Cruz regarding this matter.

Superintendent Coleridge Minto has been released from the hospital four days after sustaining injuries in a collision. The driver responsible for the crash, Dwight Parchment, faces legal charges, adding a layer of accountability to the unfortunate incident. The case underscores the importance of road safety and the consequences of careless driving.

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