> 5 dead, 34 injured after bus strikes several vehicles on I-95 in Stafford County

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All five of the people who died were in vehicles hit by the bus, and 44 people were taken to hospitals, including three in critical condition, police said.

“The preliminary investigation indicates that traffic was slowing southbound for an upcoming work zone,” state police said in a news release. “A bus failed to slow for traffic and struck six vehicles.”

Four of the fatalities were in one car, which caught fire. State police said the victims were a 45-year-old male, a 44-year-old female, a 13-year-old female and a 7-year-old male, all from Greenfield, Massachusetts. The fifth victim, a 25-year-old female from Worcester, Massachusetts, was in an SUV that was struck by the bus.

State police identified the bus driver as Jing S. Dong, 48, of Staten Island, New York. Charges are pending.

I got your dong right here, bitches. Jing this.
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Official records and public statements regarding the citizenship of Jing S. Dong, the bus driver involved in the May 2026 fatal crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia, are currently unconfirmed. Law enforcement and news reports have identified him as a 48-year-old resident of Staten Island, New York, but have not detailed his citizenship or immigration status.

Information regarding his formal citizenship has not been publicly released by investigating authorities. Further details may become available as the Virginia State Police and the National Transportation Safety Board continue their ongoing investigation

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All five of the people who died were in vehicles hit by the bus, and 44 people were taken to hospitals, including three in critical condition, police said.

Look at the bright side.  Governor Hoochie created 5 reliable Democrat votes.

The non-English-speaking Staten Island charter bus driver involved in Friday’s catastrophic crash on I-95 in Virginia that killed five has been formally charged.

Virginia State Police announced Saturday that 48-year-old Jing S. Dong faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter, with additional charges likely in the wreck — in which the victims included a family headed to a wedding.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated that Dong does not speak English, sparking an NTSB investigation into the driver’s language proficiency.

It is not immediately known if Dong is in custody or acquired legal counsel.

The development comes as federal investigators reveal the E&P Travel Inc. motorcoach was moving at a high rate of speed with little to no braking before slamming into a work-zone traffic backup near Quantico.

“It seems fairly clear that if there was any braking there wasn’t much, because of the speed and severity of the collision,” said Tom Chapman, an NTSB board member.

The victims have been identified as Priscilla Mafalda, 25, and a Massachusetts family of four — Dimitri and Ecaterina Doncev and their two children, Emily and Mark — who were traveling to a family wedding.

The bus was traveling from New York to Charlotte, North Carolina.

They need to charge everyone at that bus company at the level of manager or higher.