Students aboard school bus dial 9-1-1, accuse driver of crime that never occurred, police say

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Students aboard a bus for Pathway School of Discovery ignited a police investigation and a reaction from their school this week when one of the riders dialed 9-1-1, and another texted 9-1-1, to accuse the driver of a crime that never occurred.

The driver pulled over in the 4500 hundred block of Penhurst Place on Wednesday to address students she felt were being unruly.

“But they’re not wanting to listen to her,” Huber Heights police Sgt. Joshua Fosnight told News Center 7′s Molly Koweek on Thursday.

“We got calls from a few students on the bus who were claiming there was an assault by the bus driver,” he said.

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