Suffolk Mother Files $5 Million Suit Over School-Bus Assault That Injured 10-Year-Old
Police confirm unreleased bus video as the investigation remains open.
Overview
- The lawsuit, filed Tuesday, names the Suffolk Public School Board and the bus driver as defendants.
- Claims include negligent supervision, failure to render aid, gross negligence, and negligent training and retention.
- The complaint says the driver did not stop, intervene, or call for help and dropped the child off about 10 minutes after the attack.
- Court filings describe injuries including T3–T4 fractures, C2–C6 swelling, a concussion, and ongoing pain and educational disruption.
- Police report no charges at this time and say obtaining the bus video requires a formal records request, while the district says it has shared bus safety reminders.