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RANDOLPH, Mass. – Police say a Massachusetts man punched a bus driver who refused to let him off because the bus wasn’t at a designated stop, triggering a crash that injured 16 people.
Authorities say 24-year-old Matthew Young, of Boston, assaulted the driver of the Brockton Area Transit Authority bus in Randolph at about 7:30 p.m. Monday, causing the bus to rear-end a car and strike a utility pole.
Randolph police say 16 people were transported to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries, including the 48-year-old male driver.
Young was held without bail at his arraignment Tuesday pending a hearing to determine whether he is a public danger.
He said he has anxiety and was upset because he was in an unfamiliar area. His attorney says Young has a “sympathetic” mental health history.
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