By Grand Rapids Anonymous
wednesday, april 2, 2025 at 3:13:00 a.m. edt
florida bus driver kills two passengers at 3 a.m.: he has not been charged yet
GRA: “I said, correct change only, a-holes.”
miami gardens, fla. (ap) — a bus driver fatally shot two passengers over the weekend in a miami suburb but authorities were still sorting out the circumstances that led to the shooting, police said monday.
[N.S.: The cops have to get their lies straight.]
“the driver was arrested and questioned but has not yet been charged. an investigation is ongoing.
“the shooting took place at around 3 a.m. sunday as the two men were riding the bus in miami gardens, according to the city’s police department.
“miami-dade bus drivers are not allowed to be armed while on the job, according to Deborah Souverain, a spokesperson for the county’s transportation and public works department.
“the two men were pronounced dead after being airlifted to Aventura hospital just over 10 miles (16 kilometers) away. they haven’t yet been identified.”
GRA: mex? cuban? No info yet.
--GRA
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BUS DRIVER WILL BE FIRED;DEAD PASSENGERS--WITH EYE CHART NAMES--IDENTIFIED.
(nbc Florida)Police have identified the two passengers who were shot and killed by a Miami-Dade Transit driver on a bus in Miami Gardens over the weekend.
Lonnie Stephenwade Harley, 44, and Ejaash Bail Carter, 46, were killed in the shooting, Miami Gardens Police said in a brief statement Wednesday.
"At this time, this is a sensitive case requiring careful consideration. We are working closely with the SAO and will provide updates as they become available," the statement read.
The shooting happened shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday as the bus was in the area of Northwest 7th Avenue and 183rd Street.
NBC6's Chris Hush reports that authorities are not revealing the names of those involved citing an active investigation.
Police said the bus driver was involved in some sort of disturbance involving a verbal dispute with passengers when he fired his weapon.
Harley and Cater were airlifted to Aventura Hospital where they died from their injuries.
There were other passengers on the bus at the time but no other injuries were reported.
The bus driver was detained for questioning but it's unknown if charges will be filed.
Miami-Dade's Department of Transportation said drivers are not supposed to be armed while on duty and said the bus operator was placed on administrative leave and was expected to be fired.
"The department has initiated the termination process as outlined in the collective bargaining agreement with the employee union," the department said in a statement Monday.
GRA:Whites don't carry guns when they're not supposed to,so I'll guess the driver is black. Bet on black. If no charges are filed,we may never know.
--GRA
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