Bus crash driver has all charges struck out

THE driver of a bus which crashed in Waterford city two and a half years ago injuring 18 people had all charges against him struck out by a judge yesterday.

Tue, 09 Jan, 2007 - 00:00

Dan Collins

Retired bus driver James Fowler, from Crooke, Passage East, Co Waterford, had the charges against him struck out at Waterford District Court.

Three charges, including one of careless driving, were to be made against him.

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Courts Place: Waterford Place: Crooke, Passage East, Co Waterford Place: Clock Tower Person: James Fowler Person: Judge Person: Leo Malone Person: Chief Whip Person: Paul Kehoe Person: Kehoe Person: Fowler Organisation: Waterford District Court Organisation: Bus Éireann Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: DPP

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