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Kangaloo still in US hospital

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Friday, June 29, 2012

 

Appeal Court judge Wendell Kangaloo remains in hospital in the United States. The judiciary’s court protocol and information manager, Jones P Madeira, said yesterday family members of the judge were with him in the US.
Madeira was unable to provide any new updates, however, as Kangaloo’s family could not be reached for comment. Kangaloo was taken to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, after being warded at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mt Hope, where he was receiving treatment after being injured in a vehicular accident on May 20.
 
The senior judge was on his way to the Arima Race Club, Santa Rosa Park, Arima, when a car slammed into his SUV, along the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway, Trincity. The four people in the car—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 have recovered.
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