Jamaica car crash kills Canadian family WILLOWDENE, Jamaica, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- A head-on collision in Jamaica killed three members of a Canadian family and a relative rushing an unconscious child to the hospital, local police said. Police said a Toyota Corolla traveling at a high rate of speed smashed head-on into a truck Wednesday morning in southeastern Jamaica, killing all four in the car. The truck driver was not injured, The Jamaica Observer reported. Canadians Garina Dixon, 27, his 32-year-old wife Diane Dixon, and their 2-year-old son Nekeil were killed, along with the boy's 45-year-old Jamaican paternal grandmother, CTV News reported. The family was visiting from Mississauga, west of Toronto, when the boy went into respiratory failure, the reports said. The boy's father was trying to reach a hospital in the parish of St. Catherine when he tried to pass slow-moving traffic and drove into oncoming traffic, police said. The Observer quoted a witness as saying the crash left a large debris field and the victims had to be cut from the wreckage.