School Bus Driver In Pennsylvania Charged With Kicking 2 Students Off Bus
AMBRIDGE, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania school bus driver has been suspended and charged with child endangerment for allegedly making two unruly teens get off the bus about three miles from their stop.
Online court records don't list an attorney for 55-year-old Larry Bonzo, of Ambridge. The Associated Press could not locate a home telephone number for Bonzo.
Bonzo faces a preliminary hearing March 21 on charges he made the Ambridge Area Junior High School students get off the bus Feb. 10.
Harmony Township police investigated after the boys' mothers complained to school officials.
Police determined Bonzo became upset when the boys began banging their hands and feet on the seat and walls of the bus, like they were playing the drums.
R. J. Rhodes Transit confirmed Bonzo's suspension, but otherwise declined comment.
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