JUSTICE FOR NJ TRANSIT AND COACH USA MURDER VICTIMS

Remember NJ Transit death victim Jesy Garcia, who was killed by a transit deadly bus driver NEWARK  -- Irma Garcia said she had a "feeling in her stomach" about her 49-year-old mother, Jesy, after she woke up Friday and  saw the news of a fatal NJ Transit bus crash  in downtown Newark. "I saw the accident [on the news] in the morning," the 29-year-old Garcia said. "I didn't really know what route or what bus she was taking, but I didn't really pay no mind." "I just had a feeling in my stomach," Garcia added. "I kept thinking about my mother. I wasn't well since I woke up." At 6 p.m. that night, about 12 hours after a NJ Transit bus T-boned another bus at Raymond Boulevard and Broad Street, her worst fears were confirmed when investigators showed up at her Elizabeth home and broke the awful news. Her mom, Jesy Garcia, a passenger on the bus,  had died  at University Hospital. The factory worker was iden

Remember 27th Person Killed By NJ Transit Train NJ Transit fabricated stating that they will aims to end fatalities of the innconet lives killed in vain by their train engineer back in 2011, but it never happen. We are in 2020 and there are still innocent people killed by the deadly train engineer and bus driver.  PLEASE READ THE ARTICLE DOWN BELOW! Another New Jersey resident was killed by an NJ Transit train last night, which marks the 27th train fatality of the year. Last week News 12 New Jersey's Walt Kane took a look at the alarming fatality rate. Now, Kane in Your Corner is taking a look at what challenges officials face to make the system safer. Transit officials are looking at improving the gates at railroad crossings. Kane in Your Corner examined video from Spring Lake, which found that there are miles of track that people can simply cross on foot. The Federal Railroad Administration says that's the real problem. A spokesperson told Kane in Your Corn