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Joshie23 wrote: Sunday, July 7th 2019
Dear Tuner,
I read your comments and I have but one simple question for you. Do you have any children? I anticipate your swift response.
Regards,
A father.
Joshie23 wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:But I would still like to hear what the other children passengers say too.
If he was on a end seat, someone would have had to pass over him.
If he was by the window, the person next to him didn't call him out?
Where he was, in the back seat by himself?
And why is the child sleeping away on the bus? - Why didn't he get a good night sleep?
The home/parents should be investigated as well.
I saw many people beat up over the choice of the picture the news used, saying how they could have used one where the child was not looking so angry, but was there any?
I know some people will say I being mean, but that is the reality we living in.
Sunday, July 7th 2019
Dear Tuner,
I read your comments and I have but one simple question for you. Do you have any children? I anticipate your swift response.
Regards,
A father.
Rovin wrote:https://newsday.co.tt/2019/07/18/bus-driver-charged-in-isaiahs-death/?fbclid=IwAR1LCZBFKMszUvepQ0g4Fxsdg5wyDrECrzs16ckvw7-z0Y-WvfwZ_wGlp9E
Bus driver charged in Isaiah's death [pic in link] ^^^
A 31-year-old Couva woman is expected to appear at the Couva Magistrates Court on Friday to face charges of manslaughter in the death of three-year-old Isaiah Hazel.
Police said the woman Sherry Smart was charged on Thursday after investigators received instructions from the Direction of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to charge her with manslaughter.
Hazel died on July 4 from hyperthermia and dehydration after being left in a bus driven by Smart.
Investigators sought advice from the DPP last Saturday but were told to release her pending further enquiries.
Bus driver gets $150,000 bail
Charged with unlawfully killing child
THE Couva bus driver who was expected to appear before a magistrate on Thursday in connection with the death of her three-year-old passenger Isaiah Hazel has been granted $150,000 surety bail.
Sherill Smartt, the mother of three who lives at Cemetery Street in Couva, yesterday faced Couva magistrate Christine Charles who read the charge. The charge alleged that on July 4 at the Southern Main Road in California, Smartt unlawfully killed Isaiah.
It was laid indictably and she was not called upon to enter a plea.
Attorney Louis Andrews represented the 31-year-old accused and in his application for bail said she had no previous convictions or pending matters.
Prosecutor Sgt Lincoln Bonnett did not object to bail being granted. He told the magistrate he has to write to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for a state attorney to prosecute the case.
The magistrate granted the surety bail and adjourned the case to August 12, at which time the prosecution is expected to disclose the summary of evidence.
On Thursday, Sgt Richardson Elvin of the Homicide Bureau Region III laid the charge and Smartt was expected to appear before a Couva magistrate that same day.
But when police went to her home to serve her the charge papers, she could not be found and calls to her phone went unanswered.
Newsday learnt that she gave herself up to police yesterday and was later taken to face the magistrate.
Preschoolers found Isaiah, fondly called “Zay Zay” unresponsive on July 4 on the floor of the school bus driven by the accused woman.
An autopsy later said he died of hyperthermia caused by extreme heat and dehydration.
It is believed the boy fell asleep on the bus in the morning, and the driver thought all the children had been dropped off at their schools. When she returned to collect the children, they found the boy and she fainted.
She later had a panic attack and was hospitalised for some days. After doctors discharged her from the San Fernando General Hospital, police arrested and later released her.
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/07/23/bus-dr ... 0000-bail/
rspann wrote:Send she laventille or Beetham to drive school bus.
MG Man wrote:I still feel bad for the driver
If she does make jail, the reality is the system failure that led to the child's death still won't be dealt with
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