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Woman Charged In Deadly School Bus Crash Charged
Bond was set Friday at $200,000 for a woman charged in a school bush crash that left four students dead.
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(February 22, 2008)—A woman accused of crashing her vehicle into a school bus, killing four students, faced a judge in Minnesota Friday.
The woman was injured in Tuesday's crash, so police had to wheel her into the courtroom.
The judge set her bond at $200,000.
Authorities said Friday she is in the country illegally and say she gave them a fake name.
They are now trying to figure out who she is.
She denies causing the crash.
Meanwhile a Minnesota town is remembering the four students who were killed when a van struck their bus, which ten rolled over onto a pickup truck.
Thousands gathered Thursday night in the gymnasium of Lakeview School in Cottonwood, where the children were students.
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