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Boy Wanders Into Mexico After School Bus Mix-Up

By Associated Press

YUMA, Ariz. (AP) -- School officials in San Luis, Ariz., are investigating a busing mix-up that ended with a 6-year-old boy wandering alone in Mexico.

Gadsden Elementary School District board President Luis Marquez says that if any failure is found in the school transportation system, it will be corrected immediately.

 

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Speedy62269 read my blog
Aug 24, 2008 | 7:51 PM

Was this a bus driver error or a not knowing how to speak English situation?

Patch_W_Adams read my blog
Aug 24, 2008 | 8:37 PM

I am not sure, the story itself is not very long. It appears the kid got on the wrong bus and the Driver just dropped him off. He got lost and wandered over the Border into Mexico, where a Good Samaritan picked him up and returned him to the Authorities. Lucky it wasn't a Molester that picked him up...it may have been a different story then...

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