Greyhound Bus Trial Continues

Testimony at a trial involving the rollover of a Greyhound bus near Upsala has revealed the man accused of grabbing the steering wheel believed someone on the bus was out to get him.
Passenger Brian Adams Junior told a Thunder Bay court the OPP asked passengers not to bother the man when he boarded the bus.
Shaun Davis of Nova Scotia is facing a variety of charges stemming from the December 2000 crash.
One woman was killed and several others were injured.
Adams also testified Davis yelled out, “This bus is going down” and then lunged at the driver and pulled the steering wheel, cranking it hard to the left.
Davis has entered a plea of not guilty by reason of mental disorder.