Citizens Angry Comments On NJ Transit High Death Rate On Victims Like Deshon Untimely Tragic Death: Sound Off On NJ Transit Reckless Bus Driver Increasing Killing

Citizens Angry Comments On NJ Transit Death Rate On Victims Like Deshon Untimely Tragic Death: Sound Off On NJ Transit Reckless Bus Driver Increasing Killing 





New Jersey district attorneys/Essex County Vehicle Homicide Prosecutors must prosecute NJ Transit drivers and other drivers when their reckless behavior causes death or catastrophic injury, say  "Naomi Johnson a mother who son was killed by Coach USA Wilson Romaine operating NJ Transit". "Why is it that if you kill someone while driving intoxicated, the District Attorney/ Essex County Vehicle Homicide Prosecutors / will press charges, but not if you killed or mutilate someone through reckless behavior on the road,".


"Death like this is an incomprehensible loss like all other horrific killings. Each of those victims killed has a mother, a father, a sister, a brother, or a spouse. A family member who's life will never be the same." Yet, these reckless drivers can go back home to be with their family, friends and  continue on with their lives.

Should you like to voice your concern please post on this site or on change.org link https://www.change.org/p/stop-reckless-aggressive-and-rude-bus-drivers-from-carelessly-taking-young-innocent-lives-like-deshon-johnson

Lets show these politician and NJ Transit/Community Coach USA, MTA and other bus company that their needs to be a change to stop these unnecessary killing/ legal murdering cause by these reckless bus driver who are not being held accountable. Write to  the Distract Attorney in your state, politician, NJ Transit bus company and other bus company who are supporting these reckless bus drivers action. The Prosecutor vehicular homicide detective do not do full instinctive investigation they just deem these case as an accident. I can see if these drivers have underline heath conditions like, heart attacks, seizures, strokes etc that they have no control of it will be a little more comprehensive to the victims love ones.  When the drivers are driving in a reckless manner it is not acceptable because we have control of our driving as a licence driver. 


Here are comments from our concern citizen about remarkable Montclair resident Deshon Johnson untimely tragic death who supposed to a passenger on Wilson Romain NJ Transit bus 709 and others innocent pedestrian lives or passages taken by reckless bus driver who are not being held accountable for their action.  


Stop reckless, aggressive, and rude bus drivers from carelessly taking young innocent lives like Deshon...


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Why politicians are  turning their back on the  Deshon Johnson law and NJ Transit not creating any safety corrective actions in the sack of Johnson demise cause by Coach USA driver Wilsom Romaine operating NJ Transit  bus 709. The politician created a law in  these two people who lives was taken by a reckless bus driver. Here is the two links


No Safety Deshon Law Was Passed In Honor of Montclair College Student of Essex County but a Safety: "Nikhil's Law" Passed In Honor of Essex County Youth
 http://soulality.blogspot.com/2015/10/no-safety-deshon-law-was-passed-in.html

Mother Fights For Son Deshon’s Law To Be Pass Going On Two Years 2012 Yet It Took Angelie's Law A Few Months After Her 2013 Death

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1172209

Deshon Johnson Bus Driver Romaine who killed him Walk Away Free. Victim Joseph Currier NJ Transit Bus Driver Collier Who Killed him Draws Probationary Term

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1278122



NJ Transit acts to curb track deaths
NJ Transit acts to curb track deaths

NJ Transit/Coach USA  Bus Driver  was not charged with Vehicular Homicide for Deshon Jonson but  for Joseph Currier
http://soulality.blogspot.com/2012/10/nj-transit-bus-driver-was-not-charged.html



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I am a white male and I knew this young man since he was seven years old. He was always careful, cautious and aware of his surroundings. Deshon running across Bay Street to catch bus is a crazy statement when he was already at the bus stop. How ridiculous is that? I shouldn't have to feel that way for no reason other than the fact that he has dark skin! The prosecutors are trying to cover for the county cut and dry. The prosecutor story do not make any dam since, I believe if it was a white boy the bus driver would have been in jail. I smell a racial Trayvon investigation case due to Deshon skin color. I do not understand why this man is not in jail. If someone just killed a person (no matter for what reason), they need to be arrested immediately. Justice needs be served. Hell with a plaque or a bench. There should be a street name in his honor plus more. He was such a warm spirit young man that impacted people of all ages in a positive way. His mother raised him up right.
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Deshon was the homie, strictly. He was always a friendly face in my science class at Montclair High. The school wasn't really run by cliches, so we messed well. He was an aspiring hip-hop artist, also into demonstrating martial arts for the secular, non-combative portion of the regiment. I respected him for that and who he wasn't afraid to be; himself. That was years ago even afterward, he was always at the QuickChek no matter what time of the day; we'd ceremoniously dap each other, talk this and that. He'd always tell me and my boys about his new work being an artist; the spirit he had was inconceivable. I was really upset to hear the news. It really dampened my heart to know that he wouldn't be around town randomly. I enjoyed those small encounters. He was definitely a stepping stone that always surprised me and shown me that despite what's going on in societies changes; there's always a true homie with an upbeat demeanor and a heart of gold. Even though this accident affected a lot of peoples lives; it's more than an accident. I'm sure the driver didn't intentionally mean for this to happen but let's be real---Busses, NJ Transit and DeCamp alike, drive like mad-men up and down Bloomfield Avenue with no regards to anyone standing in their path. Most of em won't stop for you anymore -- and that's coming from someone who used to rely on such transportation primarily for daily use. The high-pressure nature of the job isn't an excuse to tearing essentially a town apart on some scale. Everyone knew who he was, everyone has probably chilled with him a few times in their life. The court system is entirely flawed considering just reading this page alone you see another scenario but with the driver brought up on charges. Either way, like all the other supporters; there has to be justice. Rest easy, my bruva D.

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Why this petition is important to me is because the following reasons…
1. The towns, state or county should display the plaque as an acknowledgement & reminder of what occurred in the past & to help protect innocent pedestrian in the future. If this simple gesture helps protect just one pedestrian, it is worth it. 
2. To shine light where it is sadly lacking and provide at least a modicum of justice to those denied by cover-ups and deceit.
3. If a plaque assists one future pedestrian victim then it is worth installing. That possible outcome is of greater import than the bus company reputation or it's discomfort in recognition of past injustice.
4. In support of those who were victims of careless, aggressive, reckless, none patient, rude bus drivers and to raise the awareness levels of those who can be future victims. 
5. This plaque would serve as a sober reminder of what can happen when bus company poor training fail in their duty to protect our most vulnerable citizens; children, adults of all ages
6. Whatever can be done to ensure it never happens again should be! The plaque or law change is not only a great warning but also a great reminder to the bus drivers, NJ Transit/Coach USA and other worldwide public transportation that it can never take its responsibility for the protection of pedestrian lightly..
7. Important that victims are acknowledged & hopefully to assist in safety of future generations to have an awareness.
8. Victims deserve acknowledgement and a respectful apology to assist with reconciling the residual psychological burden.
9. The plaque will remind current and future bus drivers and bus companies of the need to be aware and the companies of its responsibility to be accountable for the innocent pedestrian placed in its care. Along with a law pass with jail time and $20,000 fine for the bus drivers.
10. The law should be implement for those who have suffered and are suffering because of the harm inflicted by others. I hope this helps victim family to heal a little because they know something is finally being done to reckless bus drivers.


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