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School Bus Driver Charged with Child Endangerment and DWI After Student Smelled Alcohol During Ride

A school bus driver in Minnesota has been charged with child endangerment after allegedly driving under the influence with students on board. On Nov. 20, a student in Maple Lake reported that they smelled alcohol on their bus driver.
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According to WCCO and FOX 9, a school resource officer in Maple Lake — about 50 miles outside of Minneapolis — received a report on Thursday, Nov. 20, about a student who believed they smelled alcohol on their bus driver.
 
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