Hudson Valley Woman Accused of Hit-And-Run With School Bus
A Hudson Valley woman is accused of fleeing the scene after hitting a school bus that was stopped dropping off students.
On Friday, New York State Police from the Wurtsboro barracks responded to a hit and run motor vehicle accident involving a school bus.
The bus was hit while stopped dropping off students on Burlingham Road in Bloomingburg, police were told.
Troopers responded and an investigation revealed that a red Jeep Liberty failed to stop for the flashing red lights of a stopped school bus and hit the bus while driving past the bus, police say.
The driver was accused of fleeing the scene after hitting the bus.
On Saturday, troopers found her. She was interviewed and issued tickets for overtaking a school bus, leaving the scene of a property damage auto accident and crossing hazardous markings. The investigation is ongoing and police say more charges are pending.
No injuries were reported.
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