DETROIT (AP) — The Michigan Court of Appeals has thrown out a lawsuit in a Detroit bus crash that resulted in the death of the driver.
A passenger on the city bus, Jojuan Dyson, sued Detroit over his injuries in the 2014 crash.
A Wayne County judge said a jury should determine the facts. But the appeals court recently ruled in favor of the city, saying driver Greg Cotton apparently suffered a medical emergency and wasn’t negligent.
The bus crossed into oncoming traffic lanes, crashed through a construction barricade and swiped a building.
The appeals court says there’s no evidence to suggest Cotton knew he was ill but continued to drive that day.
- Posted May 24, 2017
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Detroit wins appeal over injuries in bus crash
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