Superintendent Coleridge Minto Released from Hospital After Collision

Superintendent Coleridge Minto has been released from the hospital after a collision involving his unmarked vehicle and a Nissan pickup on March 13. The driver of the pickup, Dwight Parchment, has been charged with careless driving and is set to appear in court on April 11.

Superintendent Coleridge Minto, the head of the St Elizabeth police, has been discharged from the hospital following a two-vehicle collision that occurred on March 13 in New Market, St Elizabeth. The incident took place between 4:30 and 5:00 PM when Superintendent Minto was driving an unmarked Mitsubishi Pajero and was struck by a Nissan pickup driven by Dwight Parchment.

After the accident, Superintendent Minto was initially admitted to the Black River Hospital but was later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies for further treatment. Following a series of medical tests, he was released from the hospital on Monday and is currently on sick leave.

Dwight Parchment, the driver of the Nissan pickup, has since been charged with careless driving that resulted in a collision. He is scheduled to appear in court on April 11 in Santa Cruz for this charge.

In summary, Superintendent Coleridge Minto has been released from the hospital after a serious vehicular accident. The driver of the Nissan pickup, Dwight Parchment, has been charged with a serious offense and is expected to appear in court. Minto’s recovery and the legal proceedings against Parchment are significant developments in this case.

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