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Two die in Homestretch Avenue crash

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February 14, 2021
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Deceased, Dakera Gittens

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Two persons have died early Sunday morning in a horrific accident on Homestretch Avenue, Georgetown.

Dead are: Dakera Gittens of Festival City, South Ruimveldt, Georgetown and Tonika Halley of East LaPenitence. They were part of a group of four persons who were returning home after a night out.
Reports are that the car in which the friends were was speeding when the driver lost control and crashed the vehicle  into a power pole along Homestretch Avenue. Gittens died on the spot, while Halley died later Sunday morning while being treated at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

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Two other friends are in critical condition at the hospital. They are: Joel Rose and Troy Glen. Police are investigating the accident.

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