Bus driver found guilty over deaths of two teenagers in e-scooter collision

He was found guilty by a jury of nine men and three women at Waterford Circuit Criminal Court today
A bus driver has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing the deaths of two teenagers when he was in a collision with the e-scooter they were riding in Waterford.

A bus driver has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing the deaths of two teenagers when he was in a collision with the e-scooter they were riding in Waterford.

A bus driver has been found guilty of dangerous driving causing the deaths of two teenagers when he was in a collision with the e-scooter they were riding in Waterford.

Gilbert Collins, age 15, and Avuzwa Sampo, age 17, were killed on when a bus driven by Adrian Doyle, 43, collided with their e-scooter just after 2am on the Cork Road in the city at approximately 2am on June 27, 2024.

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