Romario Simons Dies After Collision In Sandys
[Updated] The police have confirmed the sad news that a 24-year-old man has died following a collision in Sandys, marking the 10th road fatality of the year.
A police spokesperson said, “Sadly, the island’s road fatality figure, now stands at 10. A 24-year-old male passed away following a two vehicle collision involving a private car and a bike on Middle Road, near the junction with Overplus Lane, Sandys, shortly after 6:00 pm on Tuesday, 13th December, 2022.
“Initial information suggests the vehicles were traveling in opposite directions, when the male motorcar driver attempted a right hand turn onto Overplus Lane.
“The male motorcyclist was attempting to over take another vehicle when the collision occurred.
“The motorcyclist was transported by ambulance to KEMH for treatment of his injuries. Sadly, he did not survive.
“Any witnesses or, anyone with information on this incident, is asked to contact Constable Imani Scott on the
non-emergency reporting number, 211 or via email, iscott@bps.bm.”
Update 2.20pm: A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] can now confirm the death of 24-year-old Romario Simons, Bermuda’s tenth road fatality of 2022, and extends sincere condolences to his family and friends.
“Mr. Simons was seriously injured when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a sport utility vehicle [SUV] on Middle Road in Sandys parish, near the junction with Overplus Lane, around 6pm Tuesday, 13th December 2022.
“Despite receiving treatment from EMTs at the scene and being rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance, where lifesaving efforts continued, Mr. Simons was later pronounced dead.
“A BPS Family Liaison Officer is providing support to his loved ones and the Roads Policing Unit [RPU] is investigating the circumstances of this latest road fatality.
“Any witnesses that have not already come forward, or members of the public with relevant information, are encouraged to contact Constable Jason Ming at the RPU office on 247-1788, directly on 717-0862 or via e-mail jming@bps.bm as soon as possible.”
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