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| Driver In Fatal Bus Crash Has Driving Record |
| By abcnews.go.com |
| Published: 03/15/2011 |
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The driver of the casino gambling tour bus that crashed on a New York highway Saturday, killing 15 people, had a history of driving without a license and other vehicular offenses and served nearly seven years for manslaughter and grand larceny. Ophadell Williams, also known as Eric Williams, told police a tractor trailer rear-ended the bus, triggering the crash, but according to multiple sources, State Police investigators have repeatedly gone over the truck without finding anything linking it to the crash. With lack of evidence casting further doubt on the driver's version of events, National Transportation Safety Board officials said they will again interview him. Read More. |
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