In many vehicular accidents, people died innocently and people died wilfully. You be the judge to say whether this accident happened or caused. Clue: Rum drinking and driving on Christmas morning.  

These Fools bring their Guyana attitudes with regard to driving!!!!!!

Senseless loss of a life. May his soul RIP!

Dem rass does drink and drive in Schenectady, Guyana style. There were high hopes when Guyanese first went there but many of them put black pot on the Guyanese community. Is like visiting Albion estate on Friday pay day with all dem drunk cane cutters and dem wife looking for them at rum shops to get some money to buy groceries. Nothing has changed for many of these people.

And ayuh rass blaming Ramjaat for all the accidents in Guyana!  This place swarming with traffic cops and people still get away and cause harm!

Ayuh cane cutters ain't deh down heh!

Young people can be crazy on the wheels especially when they are under the influence.  Sad day for the parents of the deceased.  I suspect they were under the influence, but i could be wrong.  Speed kills. The faster you drive the less control you have. 

The Audi S4 is quite a powerful car that requires both hands on the steering whell if yu are going to drve it fast. A lot of these drivers think litte of the skills required to drive a powerful car. And if you drunk as well, then you are in trouble.

Guyanese man killed in NY high-speed crash

 Dec 27, 2019  News 0 Comments

– The car split in half after crashing into utility pole

A car traveling at a high speed with four passengers crashed into a utility pole in front of 2141 Central Avenue on Christmas morning, killing one passenger, police in New York said.

Dead: Lakhraj ‘Derrick’ Premnauth (Maybe somebody may know this guy or his family).

All those in the car were from Schenectady, police said.
Police identified the man killed as Guyana-born Lakhraj ‘Derrick’ Premnauth, 24, of Schenectady. Those injured were identified as Veeshram Ramdeo, 17, Kenny Jamuant, 17, and Sunita Hansraj, 21, all of Schenectady.
The Colonie Police Department received a call about the accident at about 7:01 a.m. Police at the scene determined the vehicle, a 2001 Audi S4, had been heading east on Central Avenue when it crossed into the westbound lane and struck the utility pole.
“The vehicle split in half and three of the four occupants were ejected from the vehicle,” Colonie police said in a release. “Unfortunately, one of the ejected passengers, an adult male, was deceased at the scene.”
Ramdeo, the driver, along with his two injured passengers, Jamuant and Hansraj, were taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital with critical injuries and were last reported to be in surgery for multiple traumatic injuries, police

The scene of the crash

said.
Police Lt. Robert Winn said paramedics at the scene told police the injuries were “critical in nature.” He said he could provide no further update on the conditions of the driver and two passengers. He said it would likely be weeks, before a toxicology report is completed determining whether alcohol or drugs played any role in the accident.
Police shut down Central Avenue between Lisha Kill and Lansing Roads, and motorists were advised to avoid the area if possible. A detour utilizing Albany Street allowed motorists to bypass the crash scene.
The crash broke the utility pole from its base, leaving most of it hanging from its wires.
Police at the scene said there was no utility disruption from the accident, and National Grid sent employees to fix the pole.
Colonie police drones, Colonie EMS, and the Stanford Heights and Midway fire departments also responded to this crash. (Dailygazette.com)