A D.C. bus driver is facing DWI charges after he allegedly drank so much that his blood alcohol limit was over two times the limit while driving a group of 44 children and 4 adults.
According to DC News Now, police arrested Troy Reynolds on Thursday in Fairfax County while taking the group on a field trip to Cox Farms in Centreville. The children are all students at Ben Murch Elementary School in D.C.
At the time of his arrest, the suspect allegedly had a blood alcohol level of .20.
Captain Rachel Levy with Sully District Station said Thursday that Reynolds has been arrested at least twice before for DWI. Subsequently, additional charges could follow.
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“The officers are looking at placing additional charges on the bus driver that was arrested for DWI, Reynolds,” Sully said.
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None of the passengers were injured. Police said another bus driver arrived and took the children home.
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