A school bus driver faces 30 counts of child abuse after he slammed on the brakes in an apparent attempt to teach students on the bus a lesson, according to school and court records.
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"Did you get that?" the driver then says. "That's why you need to be in your seat. Turn around and sit down properly." "I was coming to a stop and I hit the brakes hard because they weren't, they were not listening. So, I'm sorry if she got hurt," he said.Douglas County School District
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