JUSTICE FOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS

Remembering NJ Transit/Coach USA Victim  Deshon Johnson Who Was Murdered  By Wilson Romaine The family of  Montclair’s Deshon Johnson , a 22-year-old Essex County College student who was  struck and killed by a bus in Bloomfield  wanted to thank readers for their thoughts and prayers and to share the following information regarding Johnson’s funeral services.  https://baristanet.com/2012/07/remembering-montclairs-deshon-l-johnson/

Remembered  Jennifer Williamson, Paramus Bus Crash Victim Jennifer Williamson, 51, a Paramus teacher, died a year ago Friday in a horrific school bus crash on Interstate 80. (Doug Williamson) PARAMUS, NJ — Dolores Williamson was at her daughter's grave one day when a man she did not know walked up to her. The man was there to visit Jennifer Williamson's grave. He was one of her former students. "He said one time he was going through a very bad time and that Jennifer spoke to him and it changed him. He said he saved her life," Dolores Williamson said. "Whatever she could have said, I don't know, but she was a very compassionate and kind soul." Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the deaths of  Jennifer Williamson, 51, and Miranda Vargas, 10 . They were killed in a horrific school bus crash on Interstate 80. "I still feel surreal about the whole thing," Dolores Williamson said. "My heart hurts. My hear...

NJ Transit/Coach USA bus drivers in New Jersey have a responsibility to serve and protect the public "BUT THEY DON'T"! If you’re a New Jersey resident living near an urban area, chances are that you have had to run to catch a bus or train, at some point. Few of us consider that trying to catch a form of  mass transit  may be putting our life at risk. However, for one 64-year-old Camden woman, an attempt to hail a New Jersey Transit bus resulted in unspeakable tragedy. The accident, which was witnessed by the woman’s daughter, was described as extremely graphic. The circumstances of the accident were also bizarre. The woman, who was on her way to church and running across the road for the bus, waved her hand to catch the driver’s attention. The driver visually acknowledged the woman, stopped, and then accelerated — allegedly running a red light, and fatally striking the woman. Her traumatized daughter said that the accident severed her mother’s leg upon impact and...

Justice For NJ Transit and Coach USA Victim Advocate Like To Remeber Alvin Police have identified  the 10-year-old Bergenfield boy who was struck and killed Monday by an NJ Transit bus  while riding his bicycle. Alvin Maracallo died after the bus hit him as he entered the crosswalk on West Church Street, police said in a statement. The bus was making a left turn onto Veterans Plaza when it hit Alvin, police said.  At about 3:55 p.m. Monday, officers found Alvin at West Church Street and Veterans Plaza after receiving several 911 calls. He was taken to Hackensack University Medical Center and pronounced dead within the hour, police said. Watchdog:  Facing pressure, NJ schools authority made-up job descriptions for people it already hired More rules for NJ breweries:  State will limit the number of events for breweries Crash:  Police say no car seats in SUV involved in DWI crash that killed child, 2 others from NJ "We are deeply sad...