Jaguar wedges beneath stopped Lee County school bus
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Fort Myers, Florida — On Wednesday morning a Jaguar sedan rear-ended a stopped Lee County school bus, becoming wedged beneath the bus at about 8:50 a.m. Authorities said no students were aboard and the bus driver sustained minor injuries; the car's driver received a citation and was treated and released. Deputies later responded to a domestic disturbance at the driver's home and arrested him on battery charges hours after the crash. Officials released video of the collision and increased patrols near the scene. Community expressed relief. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline
- 1. Wednesday morning (~8:50 a.m.) — Jaguar rear-ends stopped Lee County school bus; vehicle becomes wedged underneath.
- 2. Shortly after — Witness video and bystander accounts circulate; bus driver receives treatment for minor injuries.
- 3. After on-scene medical clearance — driver leaves scene, walks home (reported as up to three miles).
- 4. Hours later — Deputies respond to a domestic disturbance at the driver's residence and arrest him on battery charges.
- 5. Feb. 20 — Separate Buncombe County, N.C., incident: car strikes bus with two students aboard; students uninjured, car driver hospitalized with minor injuries.
Why it matters
This incident serves as a reminder about road safety, especially near school zones. Check your local traffic laws and be extra cautious around buses. It's also a prompt to have a plan for unexpected situations, like walking home after a crash.
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