School bus filled with children involved in crash with dump truck in Waukesha
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WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The Waukesha Police Department has reported that a school bus and a dump truck crashed early Wednesday, March 6. It happened near Horning Middle School.
Police say 34 children were on the bus. One of the students described it as a scary scene, with the windows shattering and glass flying.
"The whole bus bent. The floor rippled, like it bent upward almost," said Zaine Radcliff, student.
A bus is involved in a crash at the intersection of Mooreland Blvd and Wolf Rd in Waukesha. A student who was on the bus when it was hit tells me he “saw the floor ripple”. @CBS58 is working to learn more. pic.twitter.com/DoqxwtFKVh
— Scott DePuy (@ScottDePuy) March 6, 2024
In a letter sent to Horning Middle School families, the principal said some kids were hurt and at least one was taken for more medical attention. Waukesha police are investigating the cause of the crash.