Girl gets arrested for riding a school bus

[Chihaya]

First she wasn't registered to ride that bus.
Secondly the bus driver didn't have a problem with it until she started to act up because the bus driver wanted her in the front. Then she continued to disobey orders. Then off camera she assaulted 2 officers and posed a threat to the safety of other students. Please understand what really happened in the scenario instead of jumping into the whole "Injustice" and "F*** America phase.

I watched it all the way and everything. I know all that.
But teens are rebellious, and if the bus driver couldn't put up with the girl, she shouldn't of allowed her on the bus in the first place. And instead of calling the COPS because the teen was being obnoxious, how about calling her PARENTS? bringing the law in is fking stupid. ... or maybe I possibly just have something against the fking bit-ch busdriver. idk xD

 

[Unbiased King]

Even though its the law, its just one ride home. A 10-30 minute ride. No one is getting hurt, nothing bad is happening. It clearly would not of hurt the bus driver to drive her there. Seriously. Does the driver not know what 'doing a generous act' is? Or just helping someone out? Like damn -_-'

It's more for saving his own ass rather than just being a jerk; he just follows policy.

Imagine if the bus crashed and the girl got hurt? She can sue the school because she wasn't supposed to be on that bus and the driver loses his job for allowing her on.

Or what if the girl got into a fight with someone on the bus?

Or what if the girl's mother finds it uncomfortably abnormal that she's getting driven around by a bus driver that she didn't approve/wasn't notified of?

It was more for liability protection than anything else. Unfortunately, especially in the context of this situation, generosity itself is one.

 

[roner]

link sir?..i cant view it im on mobile

 

[Kaneki Kun]

I watched it all the way and everything. I know all that.
But teens are rebellious, and if the bus driver couldn't put up with the girl, she shouldn't of allowed her on the bus in the first place. And instead of calling the COPS because the teen was being obnoxious, how about calling her PARENTS? bringing the law in is fking stupid. ... or maybe I possibly just have something against the fking bit-ch busdriver. idk xD

Are you being serious?
Do you not know how school policy's work?
Please educate yourself that was a ridiculous statement.

 

[The Amazing Spider Man]

I watched it all the way and everything. I know all that.
But teens are rebellious, and if the bus driver couldn't put up with the girl, she shouldn't of allowed her on the bus in the first place. And instead of calling the COPS because the teen was being obnoxious, how about calling her PARENTS? bringing the law in is fking stupid. ... or maybe I possibly just have something against the fking bit-ch busdriver. idk xD

Based on what the bus driver said she needs to learn a lesson, and just because your a teen doesn't make being rebellious against adults ok.

 

[The Amazing Spider Man]

Why only in NY tho ? douche u_u

Because I live in NY. Idiot

 

[Chihaya]

Based on what the bus driver said she needs to learn a lesson, and just because your a teen doesn't make being rebellious against adults ok.

I know.. I guess. It's just I think bringing the Law in was a bit too much.
Why couldnt the buss driver call her parents?
Or the principal of the school?

It's happened on my bus before, a kid was acting up, and the bus driver drove us back to our school and the principal handled things.

Seriously? Da cops? >.> I think its going overboard for a ride home and a loudmouthed girl.

 

[vasu 32]

Its the law.......if she isnt registered then they have the right.

And giving a girl with those condition lift to her home without permits and giving shit about rules and regulation is called HUMANITY. Atleast I would not even report to the shit cops, as far as I'm concerned.

There is only one rule I follow in my life, " RULES ARE MEANT TO BE BROKEN". And if this ain't that case for that rule to follow, then I don't know what is?

 

[Sage Moonblood]

Smh at the system

 

[AnimusOra]

****ing lazy ass bus driver.

 

[Out Of Ctrl]

The only crime here is the muppet holding the camera. If you're gonna record something at least do it properly. U_U

 

[TrollingSage]

[video=youtube;z_fBBuNdaw0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_fBBuNdaw0[/video]

I got so mad at this video. She had no other way to get home, her mother is disabeled and her step-father was at work. Yet the f-cking bus driver couldn't drive her 20 minutes (or whatever time) to her house. And the f-cking cops just yanked her on out. Like what the hell? Just give her one fking ride, seriously. What in the hell is the big deal!!!!!! UGGHHH this made me so mad and Idk why. Is America really that fking uptight?​

i hate that fu-king busdriver too. allowing cops to smash a 14 year old (or whatever age) girl to the ground over a ride home? its her f-cking job to put up with teenagers and drive them. AUWRAWHRA

Did you actually read the description? The girl's obnoxious behaviour was more appalling considering the fact that the driver was doing her a favour by allowing her to be on the the bus.

 

[Hexuze]

This is more badass:
[video=youtube;pAlRDGUx-B8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAlRDGUx-B8[/video]