Man (18) Suffers Serious Head Injuries In Crash

Sunday, 4 April 2021 19:01

Jersey Police want to speak to anyone with information about a crash that has left an 18 year old man in hospital with serious head injuries.

A silver Perodua Kelisa, with five people inside, hit a stationary vehicle on La Rue De La Petite Falaise in Trinity at around 2:10am today (Sunday 4 April).

The 18 year old with serious head injuries was a passenger in the car. He is receiving treatment in hospital.

Two other men in the car, also aged 18, suffered minor injuries and got treatment at the scene and later in hospital.

Anyone who saw the crash or the vehicle leading up to the crash is asked to call police on 612612 quoting M02778/2021.

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