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CHESTERTOWN, Md. — Maryland State Police have a student in custody who they believe lit a flare on a school bus, causing the bus to burn, ABC 2 News reports.
The incident happened on Monday morning while the bus was on a route. There were 28 students on the bus, and all were taken to the hospital as a precaution.
To read the full story, click here. Below is a video from ABC 2 News of the bus, which sustained substantial damage.
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