JUSTICE FOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS

January 23, 2020, marks the very somber date of Christie Nobel- Ross's death! It has been eight years since this 22- year old was struck by a Coach USA bus driver while walking with her then three-year-old son! Christie had no idea that she would be hit by a bus and killed, leaving that son without a mother! The child is now 11 and grew up without the tender loving of his mother! According to a witness, Christie had a green light to walk, while the bus driver talked on a phone and hit and killed Christie! Speaking on the phone and driving any vehicle is against state law, and thus a mother was removed from her son's life! The accident occurred at 7:00 am near the intersection of Main and Harrison streets in East orange. Sadly, like many tragedies, this one missed the mass media's attention span and the notice of the community. The death of Christie Noble-Ross was an unacceptable ending of a young mother's life and a baby's loss of a mother with no real covera...

NJ Transit Rally Time Let Your Voice Be Heard-To Many Lives Slain By NJ Transit/Coach USA Bus Drivers NJ Transit "Rude Zone" @aew1776 · Jan 11 . @FuckNjTransit @diannedoctor @ToddBarretta Rally time! Date: Wednesday, February 12, 2020 Time: 6:00pm Place: NJ Transit headquarters in Newark Event: NJ Transit rally during a Board meeting Cause: Dramatically increase service and improve conditions for commuters!

Remembering  NJ Transit Bus Driver  Murder Victim John Kennan  A pedestrian struck by a New Jersey Transit bus has died from his injuries. PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — A  pedestrian struck by a  New Jersey  Transit bus has died from his injuries. Paterson police say 46-year-old city resident John Kennan was struck shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday in the area of Main and Mary Streets. He was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later. Further details about the accident have not been disclosed. Authorities say the bus driver remained at the scene and has not been charged. The bus was carrying 11 passengers at the time of the accident, but no one aboard the vehicle was injured. The cause of the accident remains under investigation by Paterson police and the Passaic County Prosecutor's office. Copyright 2019 The  Associated Press . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed....

PROTEST PLANNED AFTER STUDENT KILLED BY NJ TRANSIT BUS On behalf of Albert Buzzetti and Associates  |  Aug 13, 2012  |  Mass Transit Accidents Last month, a New Jersey college student was killed after being run over by an NJ Transit bus in Bloomfield Township. Now, his family and friends are planning a protest on the one-month anniversary of the young man’s death. They claim that the transit accident was caused by the bus driver’s negligence and say that neither the government nor NJ Transit is doing enough to address the situation. According to police reports, the young man was rushing to catch a bus when he was struck and became crushed underneath the vehicle. It is still unclear whether he slipped and fell underneath the bus or whether he fell under the bus after first being struck. The victim’s family claims that the young man was standing at the bus stop when the bus jumped the curb and hit him. The family also claims to have seen a video of the in...

Remembering NJ Transit Murder Victim Stephen Korbel A 53-year-old man was fatally struck by an early-morning NJ Transit train on the Montclair-Boonton Line on Monday. Stephen Korbel of Montclair was hit by the train at 5:20 a.m. just west of Watchung Avenue in Montclair, NJ Transit officials said. The train was carrying 30 passengers and crew members, said Lisa Torbic, a spokeswoman for NJ Transit. The train had been headed toward New York Penn Station, but the passengers were moved to an NJ Transit bus. It was not known why Korbel was on the tracks. NJ Transit police are investigating. This is the same spot another  Montclair resident, Joan Juenling , was killed by a train in November. Delays on the Montclair-Booton Line reached 60 minutes before returning to normal around 11:15 a.m.  A number of trains on the line were delayed or canceled, and NJ Transit cross-honored rail tickets on its buses. https://www.northjersey.com/story/ne...

Remembering Montclair's Train Death Victim Joan   A Montclair woman was killed when she was struck by an eastbound NJ Transit train early Tuesday morning, Nov. 13. The Number 6200 train had just left Montclair State University heading into Penn Station New York when the incident occurred, just west of Watchung Avenue. Ten people, including the crew, were on the train. No other injuries were reported, Torbic said. Trains in both directions were suspended while NJ Transit police investigated.  Juengling had been a manager at Dirt and Noise, a children’s clothing shop on Church Street, up until September, according to friends. Prior to that, she had worked at Dot Reeder, a clothing shop on Watchung Plaza. She had modeled on and off at various times in her life and was trying to pick it back up again. Jillian Keats, who worked at Java Love, next door to Dirt and Noise, met Juengling in 2017. She recalled a day they spent together at Keats’ art studio in Newa...

Remembering  Montclair's Train Death Victim David N. Levy The death of a 43-year-old Montclair man who was struck and killed by a train Monday morning is being investigated as a "possible suicide," Senior Public Information Officer for NJ Transit William Smith said Wednesday.  David N. Levy  died near Laurel Place  when he was hit by the 6:45 a.m. Montclair-Boonton train bound for Hoboken near the Mountain Avenue Station. "Based on interviews," Smith said, "it appears that the deceased entered the area of the track and did not attempt to remove himself when the train was approaching."  Smith said the information comes from eyewitnesses, including crew members, who were interviewed by NJ Transit Police. A makeshift memorial of a few candles and flowers sat near the tracks just off Laurel Place Wednesday. On one candle were written the words, "God Bless This Soul."  None of the 400 passengers and crew members aboard t...

New Jersey Politicians Are Covering Their Eyes On NJ Transit/Coach USA Murder Victims There are too many lives that are still being killed by NJ Transit Train Engineers, and Governor Phil Murphy, US Senator Bob Menendez, and NJ Transit President Kevin Colbert are not doing a damn thing about these deaths. Bob Menendez has the nerve about passing a law to protect the bus drivers from being assaulted/ hazardous. He does not give a shit about NJ Transit/Coach USA bus drivers assaulting pedestrians with the bus.   It's is sickening when a bus driver kills a citizen; they blame the victims for their death, or when a train engineer kills a person, they label their deaths as suicide or  trespasser  and do not go to jail.  They will take the driver's word over the citizens, even with the victim's body is pervade in the road. The victims get a free ride to the morgue, and the bus driver gets paid to kill innocent people by going back to work and putting other pe...

JUSTICE fOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS: REMEMBER KEITH   Another life is taken by an NJ Transit deadly bus driver or Coach USA bus driver on Christmas Day 2019. The driver of a New Jersey Transit bus that fatally struck a pedestrian on Christmas Day says that he did not realize that he hit anyone. Wilford Anderson Jr. told police that Toms River resident Keith Elliott waved down the bus to try to get on. But Anderson says that he gestured that he wasn't allowed to let Elliott on at the time. That's when authorities say Elliott was struck and killed. There were passengers on the bus at the time of the incident who also apparently told police that they did not realize anyone was hit. EILLOTElliott's family tells  News 12 New Jersey  that they do not believe the driver's story. "They said they didn't see him, but he saw him. He knows what he did. It's sickening," says Devin Elliott, the victim's son. Keith Elliott was...

Deshon Johnson and Christine Nobel Ross tragically murder by Coach USA/NJ Transit reckless bus drivers 5 months and 26 days apart Deshon Johnson and Christine Nobel Ross were friends and were tragically murder by Coach USA/NJ Transit reckless bus drivers 5 months and 26 days apart from one another. Christine was mowed down Monday, January 23, 2012, in  East Orange, NJ  and Deshon were mowed down Wednesday, July 18, 2012, in  Bloomfield NJ . No charges were brought against neither of the bus drivers; they walked away from these two deaths free men. Johnson and Ross's lives were taken in vain. The spokesperson  for the bus companies blame these two young victims for their death saying, they ran into the street as the bus drivers turn the corner. Deshon and Nobel were at the corner when they were killed. The Essex County Vehicular Homicide always will tell the public that they will do further investigation, which is misleading information to t...