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Officer Alexander Boasman passed away two months after serious road accident.

February 29, 2016

Officer Alexander Boasman passed away two months after serious road accident.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- KPSM St. Maarten was hit another hard blow Sunday night when they got information that officer Alexander Boasman passed away after being involved in a serious motorcycle accident on December 31st 2015. Officer Boasman who was in a coma and had suffered other serious injuries was transported to the Dominican Republic early January for further medical treatment. While Members of Parliament extended condolences to the families of the late officer Boasman and KPSM. KPSM is yet to make an official statement on the passing of their young colleague.

Officer Alexander Boasman passed away two months after serious road accident.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/officer-alexander-boasman-passed-away-two-months-after-serious-road-accident/

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