Second Boy, 11, Arrested for Torching Jewish School Bus in Brooklyn
Police have apprehended a second 11-year-old boy in the senseless torching of a school bus used by a Brooklyn Jewish school, cops said Thursday. #DetectivesRobertBoyce #BrooklynJewishSchool #SchoolBus #OpenSchoolBus #SenselessTorching #11YearOldBoy #ThursdayAfternoon #NYPDChief #SundayArson #LeffertsAve If you don't like my channel, please skip my channel. Thanks very much! ►►► Source: ****** Some video random from our channel may you like: ►Election Commission To File Police Case Against BJP Leader Locket Chatterjee : ****** ►80-Year-Old 'Black Widow,' Who Lured Lonesome Old Men To Horrible Fates, Is Out Of Prison Again : ****** ►Crooked Land Deals As Chief Minister? Hooda Misses 2 Chances To Explain : ****** ►Mice In Space Showed Liver Damage After 2 Weeks : ****** ►The Cutest Royal On The Block To Turn 1: Happy Birthday Princess Charlotte! : ****** ►Jacob Zuma Rebuffs Suggestions Of Outside Influence In South Africa Minister's Sacking : ****** ►Baisakhi Celebrated Across Punjab, Haryana : ****** ►Abhay Chautala Objects To Chief Minister, Ministers' 'Absence' From House : ****** ►Anupam Kher Alleges JNU Refused To Screen His Film, Varsity Denies : ****** ►Bernie Sanders Wins Democrats Abroad Global Primary Against Hillary Clinton : ******
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Police have apprehended a second 11-year-old boy in the senseless torching of a school bus used by a Brooklyn Jewish school, cops said Thursday.
NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said the second child was taken into custody Thursday afternoon — a day after police released surveillance images of the Sunday arson.
“He’s being questioned with his parents,” Boyce said. “He was one of the original (suspects) on the bus.”
Five boys between 10 and 15 years old loaded up the open school bus in Brooklyn with pieces of cardboard and set them on fire about 6 p.m., cops said.
(DCPI)
Five firebugs between 10 and 15 years old loaded up the open school bus on Brooklyn Ave. near Lefferts Ave. in Crown Heights with pieces of cardboard and set them on fire about 6 p.m., cops said.
One boy was arrested Monday and faces hate-crime charges, cops said.
