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The driver of a school bus was charged in a crash in York County Wednesday morning, an official said.
The crash happened near the intersection of Victory Boulevard and Big Bethel Road, near Tabb High School, about 9 a.m., Virginia State Police spokeswoman Sgt. Michelle Anaya said in a news release.
The bus had 11 passengers on board, and five high school students said they had minor injuries, she said. York County Fire and Life Safety medics assessed the students at the scene, but no one was taken to the hospital, she said.
Investigators believe the driver of the school bus, Raymond Michael Bliss, of Yorktown, struck one of the vehicles from behind causing a chain reaction. He was charged with reckless driving-general by the trooper investigating the crash, Anaya said.