A child had to be taken to the hospital, according to Phoenix Fire officials, following a crash involving a school bus in Phoenix on oct. 5.
Phoenix Fire officials are giving more details surrounding a crash involving a school bus in Phoenix.
The crash reportedly happened in the area of I-17 and Indian School Road. According to Cpt. Todd Keller, another vehicle was also involved in the crash, and a child was taken to the hospital in stable condition. "All the students were assessed and released to their parents," read a portion of Cpt. Keller's statement.
According to a separate statement from officials with DPS, it was stated that 43 students were on the bus at the time of the crash.that I have read and agree
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