The man accused of driving intoxicated before sideswiping a bus full of migrant farmworkers, killing eight of them and sending another 40 to the hospital, has pleaded not guilty.
A driver already charged with DUI-manslaughter after his pickup truck crashed into a bus and killed eight farmworkers in Central Florida is now facing additional charges.
The vigil honored the memory of the farmworkers who died in the crash, which happened along State Road 40 near Southwest 148 Court near Ocala.
The site of the bus crash where eight farmworkers died is growing bigger and bigger. A vigil was held this evening at 6 p.m. to honor the lives of those lost.
More details emerge in a deadly Marion County bus crash earlier this week as the local medical examiner’s office confirms the identities of the eight people whom the wreck killed.
The Mexican Consul in Orlando said on Wednesday that the employer of the migrant workers involved in Tuesday’s crash have stopped responding to their questions.
The arrest report of a man accused of driving under the influence in a crash that left eight people dead Tuesday in Marion County names six of the victims.
Investigators say a man with a long record of dangerous driving told them he smoked marijuana oil and took prescription drugs hours before he sideswiped a bus.
Officials on Tuesday announced that Bryan Maclean Howard was arrested in connection to the fatal wreck that killed eight people and injured about 40 others Tuesday morning in Marion County.
Reaction is pouring in after eight people were killed and 40 more were hospitalized after a bus crash Tuesday morning.
The driver of the Ford Ranger involved in the fatal wreck that killed eight people and injured about 40 others Tuesday morning in Marion County has been arrested on accusations of driving under the influence, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
