Source: New York Post
Three Georgia adults face criminal charges after forcing their way onto a school bus to remove children they claimed had been locked inside by the driver for more than half an hour without air conditioning. The incident unfolded at the Highland Trace Apartments in Lumpkin County — about an hour outside Atlanta — when a substitute school bus driver was dropping off children from Cottrell Elementary School on Monday, according to the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office The driver, who has eight years of experience and was working the route for the first time, allowed students assigned to the first of two designated stops at the apartment complex to leave the bus, but instructed a student assigned to the second stop to return to the bus when they exited early, police said. 4 Three Georgia parents face charges after an investigation cleared a school bus driver accused of locking children inside without air conditioning.
