Nelson County school bus driver arrested for driving while intoxicated She was also charged with abuse and neglect of children
NELSON COUNTY, Va. – A Nelson County bus driver is behind bars Friday afternoon after she drove under the influence, authorities say.
On Thursday, the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of an intoxicated driver in the 600 block of Drumheller Lane in Lovingston.
The Sheriff’s Office said deputies located 44-year-old Rebecca Rousey and arrested and charged her for driving a commercial vehicle while intoxicated as well as abuse and neglect of children.
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