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Justice Kangaloo progressing slowly
Published:
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Appeal Court judge Wendell Kangaloo, who remains hospitalised at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, is progressing slowly. The judiciary’s court protocol and information manager Jones P Madeira said yesterday: “Doctors are pleased with the response they are getting from his continued care, although he remains in a comatose state.” Madeira said Appeal Court judge Allan Mendonca was appointed to act as Chief Justice in the absence of Ivor Archie, who is out of T&T attending to personal business until tomorrow.
Kangaloo was injured on May 20 while on his way to the Arima race track. A car, with four people, slammed into into his Toyota Prado, along the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway, Trincity. The four—Ryan Ramthahal, 25, and Jevon Spencer, 22, of Belmont; Jeremy Soyer, 24, of St James, and 16-year-old Megan Richards, of Bagatelle, Diego Martin, all died. The two police officers—Cpl Terrence Fortune and PC Marvin Caesar—who had been accompanying Kangaloo and were injured in the accident are said to be at home.
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