CHARLOTTE — Mecklenburg County Commissioner Vilma Leake, faith leaders, community members and a former operator boarded a CATS bus Thursday with the same goal.
[CATS bus driver killed in road rage shooting while driving in uptown Charlotte, police say]
“And I wanted to see for myself what the atmosphere was like and the security, the non-security,” Leake said.
The security concerns for CATS operators and passengers aren’t new but reignited weeks after operator Ethan Rivera was shot and killed during a road rage incident.
In the video at the top of this webpage, reporter DaShawn Brown was on the bus as Leake and community members address security for drivers.
(Watch the video below: Suspect arrested in Kansas for road rage killing of CATS bus driver, police say)
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