Elizabeth Pope, 52, killed; 7 injured when bus carrying cheerleaders collides with semi on I-20 near Big Spring, Texas
Texas officials: 8 hurt when bus with cheerleaders crashes
Amanda Duforat with Scenic Mountain Medical Center in Big Spring said eight people were brought in from the crash. She said two were in critical condition, two others were in serious condition and four were being transferred to another hospital for further treatment.
Bus full of high school cheerleaders collides with 18-wheeler
The small bus was traveling from Chicago City back to the school in Pescos County, a parent of a football player told CBS 7.
Texas officials: 1 killed, 7 hurt in cheerleader bus crash
Allen says one of the cheerleader sponsors was killed. Authorities identified her as 52-year-old Elizabeth Pope.
Iraan Bus Crash Report Reveals Driver Was Intoxicated
According to the crash report from the Texas Department of Public Safety, Sandra Dunson had a blood alcohol content of .123 above the legal limit of .08.
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