Najmah Nash wants justice for her daughter, 6-year-old Fajr Atiya Williams, who died after a school bus ride in which an aide, Amanda Davila, was accused of negligence.
Her 6-year-old daughter, Fajr Atiya Williams, did not use words but radiated joy and love while she was alive through bursts of giggles and her bright, beautiful eyes.
Fajr Williams, 6,"struggled violently for her life" as she was strangled by her seat belt on a school bus on July 17, 2023. A school bus aide, Amanda Davila, 27, sat oblivious nearby as she stared at her phone, police said. Davila has been charged with manslaughter.of Emanuel syndrome — a chromosome disorder that stunts growth and development — had left her nonverbal and unable to walk.
Fajr's mother, Najmah Nash, said her daughter was diagnosed with a genetic condition called Emanuel's syndrome but remained a joy and a delight to those who loved her.and the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Major Crimes Unit said the Fajr was brought aboard the bus at 8:29 a.m., using a hydraulic lift for her wheelchair, according to the complaint.
Amanda Davila was charged with second-degree manslaughter and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child after 6-year-old special needs student Fajr Williams died while riding a bus under her supervision. Nash said she was so distraught that she initially went to the wrong school — the one Fajr normally attended during the school year instead of Claremont, which managesThe school called her again, asking where she was, and instructed her to go straight to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Brunswick, where EMS was headed with Fajr. Nash said officials offered to arrange a police escort if she needed assistance driving.
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