The indictment against the TN school bus driver who was involved in an accident

Lyles, tenn. (WSMV) – A judge from Tennessee fell the indictment against a school bus driver who was recently quoted in an accident in which the students were injured in Sumner County on Friday.

The charges were rejected by Nolle Prosqui, which means that the district no longer wanted to pursue the case.

The judge's chairman said that the Ministry of Security could bring three points into a driver's license. The incident is checked independently for this impending decision.

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At the end of April, the school district of the WSMV4 confirmed that the driver involved in the crash was transferred to the administrative leave.

Tennessee Highway Patrol and the district confirmed that several West Moreland students were injured in the Rock Hollow Road at the bus accident.

THP reports that the bus drove on the street when the driver supposedly lost control, entered a stream and hit a bridge, leaving the bus on the side.

According to the THPS, five students and the bus driver suffered a preliminary report “minor to moderate” injuries. At the time of the crash, a total of 19 Middle and high school from West Moreland and High Schools were on the bus.

All other students involved in the accident were brought to the Bethpage Elementary School so that the parents could pick them up.

THP reported that the driver was originally quoted for failure to practice class C classes.

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