Owen Palmer Dead

Former Spanish Town Mayor Owen Palmer Killed in Crash

Henry Bucknor Mckoy's News Crime Investigator

Jamaica News, March 4, 2018 –  Owen Palmer Killed in Crash

St Catherine, Jamaica (Mckoy’s News) – A Ministry Leader in the St Catherine Parish Council, Owen Palmer is now dead, resulting from a fatal crash in the parish of St Catherine.

Palmer was the Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) Councilor for the Homestead division, St Catherine. He died as a result of injuries he sustained in a motor vehicle accident on Sunday morning March 5, in St Catherine.

Palmer, also a former Mayor of Spanish Town, was the sitting JLP Councillor for the Division in the South Central Constituency to which Dr Andrew Wheatley is the Member of Parliament.

Palmer was reportedly returning from Old Harbour, in the parish at about 7 a.m., when he apparently lost control of the vehicle he was driving, and it veered unto an embankment and overturned, killing him.

Mckoy’s News will bring you more details when they become available.

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