15-Year-Old Injured in School Bus Crash on Champions Forest Drive in NW Harris County

15-Year-Old Injured in NW Harris County School Bus Crash on Champions Forest Drive near Gleannlock Estates Drive

NW Harris County School Bus Crash
15-Year-Old Injured in School Bus Crash on Champions Forest Drive in NW Harris County

Harris County, Texas – A 15-year-old was injured Monday afternoon in a crash involving a school bus in northwest Harris County, according to the deputies.

The crash happened on April 1, on Champions Forest Drive near Gleannlock Estates Drive.

Deputies said the bus, with six students on board, pulled over on the side of the road and was rear-ended by a vehicle.

No injuries were reported on the school bus.

A 15-year-old passenger in the other vehicle sustained injuries in the crash.

No further details were provided.

The crash remains under investigation.

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