Motorcyclist dies in Albouystown accident 

Twenty-two-year-old Daryl Permaul of First Street, Alexander Village, Georgetown, died on Monday evening after he was allegedly struck along Independence Boulevard while riding his motorcycle.

Reports indicate that the impact from the speeding motor vehicle threw Permaul into the air, causing him to land on the sidewalk. The Banks DIH employee was subsequently picked up by his family members and taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, where he was pronounced dead.
According to a close family relative, the vehicle involved was travelling at a high rate of speed at the time of the collision.
“Because of the magnitude of the impact and the speed at which the vehicle was travelling, he was flung over the sidewalk separating it and landed on the opposite side at an intersection… and the force was tremendous.”
“When we went to the Police Station, officers seemed unaware of the situation,” the relative recounted. In fact, “The mother of his child had to explain that she was there in relation to a fatal accident involving her child’s father the previous night.”
Relatives are now calling for a thorough investigation into the fatal crash.
Permaul was described as a devoted father of one.
“He lived for his son,” the relative said. “When his son was born, his life changed completely. He was working, building, and preparing to return to work at Banks DIH within a week. There’s nothing anyone can say about him being a bad person – he was trying to do right by his family.”