Accident at Camp Chapelon: the Motorcyclist Was Not the Victim of a Stone-Throwing

According to the Central Hall, John Wesley Louis, 24, died when he lost control of his motorcycle and ended his race against a metal fence surrounding one of speed cameras on the motorway at Camp-Chapelon. His passion for big cars was killed him in the accident on the evening of Sunday, January 8, during a motorcycle rally illegal.

An autopsy by the Chief Forensic police, Dr. Sudesh Kumar Gungadin, found that John Wesley Louis died of his multiple injuries.

The police, in fact, established that the inhabitants of Cassis was traveling at excessive speed on his Honda, despite the presence of speed cameras. As we said a senior officer of the police, these cameras, at night, have trouble deciphering some license plates of motorcycles. " We can see the motorcycle and its driver. But it is difficult to trace his identity if he wears a helmet , "says interlocutor.

They are many motorcyclists to engage in the practice of illegal rally in the dark. This does not necessarily please everyone. They are on the highway at the entrance of the capital, or to the south, illegal rallies pose many problems for neighborhoods and authorities.

Several complaints were made to the effect that illegal competitions are held, including the Tour Koenig, near the factory of the Mauritian Textile Company (MTC). " Many riders come here regularly, knowing that this road is not busy in the early morning hours. They spend about an hour or two, if the police do not do raids , "said a resident of the area.

Three people were arrested as part of the investigation initiated by the police straws following the death of John Wesley Louis. They are accustomed illegal rallies. Other arrests should take place before the end of the week.