US EditionPolice: 4 Dead in a San Antonio Crash Involving a Bus and a Stolen Vehicle
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, JUL 17 – Authorities search for four suspects after a stolen Camaro collided with a shuttle bus, killing two adults and injuring 18 people, including children, officials said.
- On Interstate 35 at Leon Creek near Cassin Road, a stolen white Camaro on I-35 at Leon Creek near Cassin Road crashed into a transport bus, killing two and injuring eighteen.
- Police Chief William McManus said the Camaro was stolen and speeding on I-35, and that four suspects fled the scene, including one armed with an AK-style rifle.
- As of Thursday evening, University Hospital treated 15 patients, including two who later died, and four pediatric patients are in good condition while at least two remained critical.
- Drivers are urged to seek alternate routes until the scene is cleared, as I-35 at Leon Creek remains closed and southbound lanes stayed shut for hours.
- The search continues as the suspects remain at large, according to WOAI, with Police Chief William McManus stating the probe will be extensive.
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Police: 4 Dead in San Antonio Crash Involving Bus, Stolen Vehicle
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. A speeding stolen car smashed into a bus on an interstate in San Antonio on Thursday, causing a multi-vehicle crash that left four people dead and more than a dozen injured, police said. World News | Police: 4 Dead in San Antonio Crash Involving Bus, Stolen Vehicle.
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Police: 4 dead in a San Antonio crash involving a bus and a stolen vehicle
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A speeding stolen car smashed into a bus on an interstate in San Antonio on Thursday, causing a multi-vehicle crash that left four people dead and more than a dozen injured, police said. Two people traveling on the bus were pronounced dead at the scene on Interstate 35 and two died at a hospital, police said. Another 16 people received treatment for their injuries. Several people fled the stolen Camaro without stopping to help…
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