Teenage bus passenger indecently assaulted | News.com.au
A TEENAGE girl has been indecently assaulted while travelling on a bus in Sydney's west.
A 35-YEAR-OLD man is accused of targeting the 15-year-old on a bus from Mount Druitt to Granville on Saturday afternoon.
Police allege the man struck up a conversation with the girl and then assaulted her.
She tried to get off the bus but the 35-year-old allegedly blocked her path.
The bus driver confronted the man and asked him to get off the bus before calling police.
It is alleged the man indecently assaulted the teenager again before leaving.
He was taken to Parramatta Police Station and charged with indecent assault of a person under 16 and committing an act of indecency with a person under 16 years.
He was granted bail to appear before Parramatta Local Court on September 24.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
2 Hospitalized After Wreck Involving Capital Metro Bus
2 Hospitalized After Wreck Involving Capital Metro Bus - Time Warner Cable News
Two people are in the hospital after a Capital Metro bus and car crashed in East Austin early Sunday morning.
The wreck happened near East Riverside Drive and Grove Boulevard. The woman driving the car was pinned in and eventually taken to the hospital with critical injuries.
Another woman was driving the bus. She has minor injuries.
There were no passengers on the bus.
The crash is under investigation.
Two people are in the hospital after a Capital Metro bus and car crashed in East Austin early Sunday morning.
The wreck happened near East Riverside Drive and Grove Boulevard. The woman driving the car was pinned in and eventually taken to the hospital with critical injuries.
Another woman was driving the bus. She has minor injuries.
There were no passengers on the bus.
The crash is under investigation.
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Pastor, driver charged over deadly Colombia bus fire | Inquirer News
Pastor, driver charged over deadly Colombia bus fire | Inquirer News
BOGOTA – A church pastor and a bus driver face up to 60 years in prison after they were charged Friday over an inferno on an overcrowded bus that killed 33 children in Colombia.
The May tragedy in northern Colombia deeply shocked the country and prompted a crackdown on rules governing the road-worthiness of vehicles.
Jaime Gutierrez, the driver of the bus – who lost two of his own children in the tragedy – and the pastor of the church who hired him, Manuel Ibarra, have been accused of numerous offenses including “manslaughter in the form of possible fraud,” said prosecution sources.
The children burned to death when Gutierrez refueled the bus with a jerrycan and it burst into flames.
He fled the scene, pursued by a mob that stoned his house, before giving himself up to police.
The children, aged between three and 12 years old, were returning from evangelical church services in the small northern town of Fundacion.
BOGOTA – A church pastor and a bus driver face up to 60 years in prison after they were charged Friday over an inferno on an overcrowded bus that killed 33 children in Colombia.
The May tragedy in northern Colombia deeply shocked the country and prompted a crackdown on rules governing the road-worthiness of vehicles.
Jaime Gutierrez, the driver of the bus – who lost two of his own children in the tragedy – and the pastor of the church who hired him, Manuel Ibarra, have been accused of numerous offenses including “manslaughter in the form of possible fraud,” said prosecution sources.
The children burned to death when Gutierrez refueled the bus with a jerrycan and it burst into flames.
He fled the scene, pursued by a mob that stoned his house, before giving himself up to police.
The children, aged between three and 12 years old, were returning from evangelical church services in the small northern town of Fundacion.
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