I work for the city bus station as the Head of Security.  All of the buses are in at 11PM for the day.  And start again at about 5am the next day.  At 958PM I get a call from a driver to go over to a private channel.  Then he explains that a car just re-ended the bus AND MOVED THE BUS!  That takes a hell of a lot to move a damn bus.  When the brake is set a tow truck can not pull the bus.  Anyway I ask him if there are any  injuries, he says he is fine and that there are two passengers on the bus and he would check.  I ran out to the car (Not the Venge, Have to use city stuff) and began speeding towards the accident (I'm cleared to and have gone through training for high speed driving).  When I get to the accident there is one squad car and an ambulance there.  They are pulling a body out of the car.  One of the paramedics says that the pulse is faint and the kid isn't breathing.  The car is a beautiful Audi A4.  Parts of the Engine pushed through the firewall and were poking out under the dash.  The dash was de-tached from the frame, both air bags blew, there was no recognizable front end on the passenger side, the tire on the passenger side was pushed under the body of the car.  The driver side the rim was broken and pushed up against the body.  The News reported it as a fatality immediately.  It wasn't the kid went to the hospital for surgery.  I haven't heard any updates.  I had to stay there until almost 430am working with the accident reconstruction people (they don't know how to work a bus).  The reason the car was so busted up was because he was doing about 60-70MPH down a 30MPH street.  He was high at the time (weed) and his friends that were following him (also high probably) saw the crash but took off.  I saw the car (a silver dodge avenger) pull through the area during the investigation with 5 kids in the car, four guys and a girl.  Then they left.  They came back about 20 minutes later and there were two girls and a guy.  They said they were following him, but they couldn't say why they didn't check on their friend and wait for or even call police.  I think they were all drugged up.  I don't blame the drugs either for those potheads out there, I blame the lack of judgement of the kids involved.  The driver of the A4 may or may not be alive, and he also injuried one of the two people on the bus.  A lady was taken to the hospital for chest and stomach pains (she is/was two months pregnant)

An idiot thats who. My prayers go out to the pregnant lady and I hope the kid is alright and if this is his wake up call, then I hope he listens and straightens up. We all have our "lead foot" moments but 70 in a 30 is ridiculous and being under the influence doesnt help at all either. Keep us posted on the outcome of this.

Thats terrible.  I hate to say it but that kid deserved what he got.  Anyone who puts other people at risk doing stupid stuff like that need to be punished, he got the worst one.  Glad everyone else was ok, i hope his friends learn from the ordeal.

On a side note:  Why did it have to be an A4?  I really want one of those!!! What a waste, why couldnt it have been a Civic or Jetta.   

I feel sorry for the bus driver, the passengers on the bus, the paramedics, the doctors, nurses, other hospital staff, and the family of the dead boy.

but I don't feel sorry for the PURE idiocy of the boy's actions, nor the boy. Sorry, but really that is how I feel.

oh, and I feel sorry for the audi.

sorry dark.. nobody feels for you