MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Authorities say a bus driver accused of driving erratically while taking special-needs children to a suburban Twin Cities school might have been high on drugs.
The Star Tribune reports (https://strib.mn/2qXO0US) that a witness called police about the bus driver having difficulty staying on the road after dropping off seven students Wednesday morning at North Education Center Academy in New Hope.
The school serves children from kindergarten to age 21 who have physical or emotional difficulties.
Authorities say the driver was arrested and jailed after troopers completed field sobriety tests. It could be as much as eight weeks before the results of toxicology tests are released.
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Information from: Star Tribune, https://www.startribune.com
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