'Shut Up Or I'll Stop On The Railroad Tracks'

A Florida school bus driver was suspended 20 days without pay for telling students she'd stop on railroad tracks and leave them there if they didn't shape up.

By: Jamie Burch | WKRG-TV
Published: November 04, 2008

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A school bus driver was suspended 20
days without pay after telling students she'd stop on railroad
tracks and leave them there if they didn't shape up.
Students complained about 39-year-old Genorris Davis-Summers a
month ago. A Volusia County Schools investigative summary released
Monday said she threatened students who were "talkative" and
"making noises."
She allegedly told the middle school riders she would get off
the bus if a train was coming, but leave them there.
Davis-Summers denied threatening the students, though the event
was captured on video.
The driver said she didn't stop on the tracks, and the kids who
alleged she did should be punished.

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