Prosecutor: NJ Transit bus driver charged in crash that seriously injured Roseland officer
The Essex County prosecutor calls the incident a senseless act that could have been avoided.
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4h agoA New Jersey Transit bus driver is facing charges for allegedly causing a crash that left several people with injuries, including a Roseland police officer.
The Essex County prosecutor calls the incident a senseless act that could have been avoided.
Police say that about three weeks ago, NJ Transit bus driver Djimmy Erva, 40, sped through a red light and crashed into a marked police car with Officer Mark Miller inside.
Miller, 29, had to be airlifted to University Hospital for treatment. Erva and three bus passengers were treated for minor injuries, according to police.
The New Jersey state PBA has shared a GoFundMe created for Miller, who has a 2-year-old daughter. They say Miller needs surgery and has a long road to recovery ahead.
Erva is facing fourth-degree assault charges.
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