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Consequences Of Obama’s Immigration Policies: Illegal Alien Slams Into 2 Kids At School Bus Stop – Flees Scene
Freedom Outpost
Once again, this is proof that illegal aliens should be dealt with swiftly and seriously as soon as they are found out. An illegal alien in North Carolina reportedly ran over two children on Thursday at a bus stop as their mother looked on in horror.
Marcos Santiago-Baustista, 27, ignored the stop sign on the bus, the flashing lights and the fact that the children were getting on the bus at the time and ran over a brother and sister who attend Rock Ridge Elementary School in Wilson County.
Santiago-Baustista fled the scene, leaving the two children lying in the road. His Ford Explorer was later discovered about a mile from the crime, parked behind a tobacco barn.
Consequences of Obama Immigration Policies: Illegal Alien Slams into 2 Kids at School Bus Stop – Flees Scene
WNEM reports:
German Arroyo-Correa, 10, and Areli Arroyo-Correa, 5, are in serious condition after the North Carolina State Highway Patrol said they were hit by a Ford Explorer while trying to board their school bus Thursday morning. Both children have been transferred to UNC Hospitals for treatment of their injuries.
Troopers said the bus was stopped on Rock Ridge Sims Road with its lights on when the SUV’s driver, 27-year-old Marcos Santiaga Bautista, failed to yield to the extended stop arm, striking the two children and then driving away.
“Based on witnesses at the scene, the bus was stopped, the lights were on and that vehicle continued on and unfortunately those two kids were struck,” said Lt. Jeff Gordon, with the Highway Patrol.
A spokeswoman for Wilson County Schools said the hit-and-run happened at the first stop on the bus driver’s route. A neighbor, Laura Lopez, said German and Areli’s mother watched in horror as her children were hit.
“The mom witnessed the whole thing,” Lopez said. “She waits until they get on the bus and [then] goes to work.
“She was yelling and screaming. It was heartbreaking.”
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