Superintendent: Medina school bus driver arrested after driving drunk with students on board

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Medina City Schools bus driver has been fired and arrested after a random alcohol test after a bus drive determined he transported students while drunk, according to the district’s superintendent.

In an email to parents, guardians and staff Thursday morning, Superintendent Aaron Sable said that bus driver Herbert Ferguson was relieved of his duties on bus route 30 on Nov. 15, immediately after he failed a random alcohol test conducted after his morning run.

Sable said that during an ongoing internal investigation and in collaboration with Medina police, it was determined Ferguson was “consuming alcohol and met the legal definition of intoxication while transporting students.”

Read more on Yahoo News.

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