LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Las Vegas police launched a press release Wednesday concerning why the bus driver who hit and killed a 12-year-old lady hasn’t been charged.
A crash report was launched Tuesday with particulars on the crash which occured on Monday, October 6, on West Tropical Parkway when a Clark County College District bus hit Haylee Ryan, a pupil on her bicycle, headed residence from Lied Stem Academy College.
12-year-old lady killed after colliding with Las Vegas faculty bus
The police report stated the bus, pushed by a 75-year-old lady who was not recognized, contacted the left handlebar on Ryan’s bicycle, and the proper handlebar hit a stationary car, inflicting the lady to fall to the bottom, the place the rear wheels of the bus ran over her.
College bus hit 12-year-old lady’s handlebar, crash report reveals; driver has not been charged
No prices have been filed in opposition to the bus driver, which has raised questions on whether or not she might be charged. The Las Vegas Metropolitan police launched the next assertion.
“When a fatal accident occurs, a standardized State of Nevada document is produced indicating a possible at-fault vehicle based on preliminary collision information known at that time. However, oftentimes information is learned in the days and weeks after the collision occurs through witness statements, surveillance video, or other investigative steps that would lead to an at-fault driver being cited or arrested for the collision. In the case of the fatal accident involving a school bus and a juvenile on a bicycle that occurred on October 6, 2025, no citation or arrest has been made at this time as the investigation is still ongoing.”
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Division
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