3 children hurt in mini-school bus crash in Malverne, police say
Three children were hurt in a mini-school bus crash Wednesday morning in Malverne, police said. Credit: Lou Minutoli
Three children, an aide and the driver of a mini-school bus were taken to a hospital with minor injuries after a crash Wednesday morning in Malverne, village police said.
The children were around 10 years old, police said.
“It’s a straight-up accident, no criminality whatsoever,” a police spokesman said.
Police said the crash, which also involved another vehicle, occurred at the intersection of Cornwell Avenue and Horton Street at about 7:45 a.m. Photos from the scene show the front of the Suburban Bus Transportation Inc. bus heavily damaged, with the right front end smashed against a tree.
Firefighters from the Malverne Fire Department also responded to the scene to assist in the rescue.
A representative of Suburban declined to comment, citing an investigation.
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