Striking Driver Convicted in Greyhound Bus Attack
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A striking Greyhound bus driver has been convicted on two federal charges involving shots fired at a company bus in March. A jury on Wednesday found Dennis Daniels guilty of endangering a bus with reckless disregard for people’s safety and use of a firearm. He faces up to 20 years in prison.
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