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No Serious Injuries In Escambia School Bus Crash
September 24, 2019
There were no serious injuries when a woman rear-ended a school bus in Beulah Monday afternoon.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 33-year old Jennifer McCool was traveling east on Mobile Highway near Beulah School Board when she failed to slow and rear-end the Escambia County School District bus, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Of 34 children on the bus, on 11-year old complained about minor arm pain, according to troopers, but was not transported to the hospital.
McCool was ticketed for careless driving.
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SHE WAS TRYING TO PASS ..THEN REALIZED SHE COULD NOT,,GOING TO FAST THEN TO SAFELY STOP….every idiot thinks the red light on the bus with flag extended means its ok to pass. …happens every day many times
Take their licence for one year a 5,000 fine and 30 days in jail will get everyones attention…stop playing footsies with these death angels