Stolen taco truck fleeing police hits school bus
ASSOCIATED PRESS
A man is transported to an ambulance at the scene of a of an accident involving a stolen taco truck and a school bus today in San Bernardino. Authorities in Southern California say two men fleeing from police in a stolen taco truck sideswiped a school bus full of children, took down the lights at an intersection and smashed into a propane truck. (Jennifer Cappuccio Maher/The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. >> Authorities in Southern California say two men fleeing from police in a stolen taco truck sideswiped a school bus full of children, took down the lights at an intersection and smashed into a propane truck.
No one was seriously hurt in the chase Monday. San Bernardino police Lt. Rich Lawhead says the men fled after officers spotted them in the stolen truck on a highway.
After the crash, witnesses tell the San Bernardino Sun that officers fired two shots at the men.
Driver Jeremy Morales says the scene was so crazy that he pulled into a nearby service station to get out of the way.
Lawhead says the men in the truck were taken to a hospital as a precaution.
Other buses took the children to school.
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It was the HABANERO SAUCE…
anybody want tacos?
This story reads like a Three Stooges plot line.