Dale Willock of Seaview Farm is the country’s latest road fatality
Press Statement
Dale Willock of Seaview Farm is the country’s latest road fatality. The 47-year-old died following a traffic collision on Sir Sydney Walling’s Highway on Saturday, 27 April.
It is alleged that the driver of a white Honda Fitz motor car, A67300 was travelling from West to East on Sir Sydney Wallings Highway at fast speed, when he proceeded to overtake another vehicle, and in the process collided with the vehicle driven by Willock.
The impact forced Willock’s car off the road to the Southern side, where it came to a stop. The EMS arrived on the scene and transported both drivers to the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center. Willock was pronounced dead on Monday, 29 April at 2:35 pm.
The police expresses condolences to his family.
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