I-95 quintuple fatal: Federal agency subpoenas state of New York
- Five people, including two children, died when a North Carolina-based bus crashed in a Virginia construction zone early Friday morning.
- The bus driver, 48-year-old Jing Shen Dong from China, held a New York commercial driver's license but could not speak English.
- The Federal Transportation Department subpoenaed the New York DMV for Dong's driving and training records, threatening legal consequences for noncompliance by Wednesday 10 a.m.
- Dong faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter, and dozens of people were injured, with several hospitalized in critical condition.
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NY officials refuse to cooperate in probe of lethal bus crash involving Chinese driver — so they get hit with subpoena
New York state officials are facing a subpoena from the Trump administration after they refused to cooperate with the investigation into a horrific lethal bus crash.Five people were killed, including two children, when the North Carolina-based travel bus plowed into cars that had slowed down for a construction zone on Friday at about 2:35 a.m. Dozens were injured in the Stafford County, Virginia, crash.'This is one of the most tragic things I've…
DOT Picks Fight With New York For Obstructing Lethal Crash Investigation Of Chinese Driver
Last week, we heard about the bus crash that killed five people, including a family of four, in Virginia. Questions were raised about the driver and whether he should have had been given a Commercial Driver’s Licence. Now, questions are being asked about how a naturalized citizen that doesn’t speak the language got one in the first place. And New York is NOT cooperating as the DOT looks for answers and accountability. Here’s the quick summary of…
DOT Subpoenas New York After Deadly Virginia Bus Crash — State Accused of Stonewalling Federal Investigation Into Chinese-Born CDL Holder * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft
The Biden-era policies that opened the floodgates to lax oversight and questionable licensing practices are once again under scrutiny after the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a subpoena to the State of New York over its refusal to cooperate with a federal investigation into a deadly bus crash that killed five people in Virginia. According to a report from Fox News, the DOT confirmed it has formally subpoenaed New York officials a…
DOT subpoenas New York for allegedly obstructing inquiry into deadly I-95 crash
The Transportation Department issued a subpoena to New York as federal investigators probe a deadly Interstate 95 bus crash in Virginia, accusing the state of failing to provide records related to the commercial driver’s license of the driver involved in the wreck. The subpoena, issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and obtained by the Washington Examiner, demands that the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles turn over…
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