The driver of a school bus that was caught on video striking two brothers in Yonkers is now being charged after an Eyewitness News report.
The outraged family of twin teenage boys Christian and Nicholas McFarlane, who were struck by a school bus in Yonkers are speaking out. Lauren Glassberg has the story.The driver of a school bus that was caught on video striking two brothers in Yonkers is now being charged.of 16-year-old twins Christian and Nicholas McFarlane.
Instead of pausing to let the 16-year-olds finish crossing, video shows the bus hit them, knocking them to the ground. The brothers still went to class, but within 90 minutes, Nicholas had a headache and pain on his cheek.
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