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Two teenagers took control of a bus filled with students Friday after the driver suffered a seizure and lost control.
Kenneth Baker, 49, was driving a bus with 39 students to Celebration High School in Osceola County when he became ill about 6:45 a.m., according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Mariah Hutchinson, 17, jumped from her seat as the bus collided with a guardrail and grabbed the steering wheel, authorities said. Joshua Cosme, also 17, then pulled the emergency break to stop the bus.
"If that bus continued, they would have gone over the guardrail," said Maryalisa Cousins, Hutchinson's mother.
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Two teenagers took control of a bus filled with students Friday after the driver suffered a seizure and lost control.
Kenneth Baker, 49, was driving a bus with 39 students to Celebration High School in Osceola County when he became ill about 6:45 a.m., according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Mariah Hutchinson, 17, jumped from her seat as the bus collided with a guardrail and grabbed the steering wheel, authorities said. Joshua Cosme, also 17, then pulled the emergency break to stop the bus.
"If that bus continued, they would have gone over the guardrail," said Maryalisa Cousins, Hutchinson's mother.
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How can anyone rally in support of 6 teens who viciously attacked another teen. I am horrified at the message being sent. That if you are black it is OK to assault white people, just claim they did something to offend your race. Then Al Sharpton and Jesse...
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A sport utility vehicle jumped a curb outside a middle school Wednesday afternoon, plowed into a group of children waiting for a bus and rammed into a tree, trapping several students underneath, police said. Hospital officials said 13 children and the...
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Yet another teacher having sex with her students. A middle school teacher accused of having sex with at least five boys - some of them students at her school - was arrested Wednesday, authorities said. Police began investigating Allenna Williams Ward,...
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