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1:08Now PlayingA Missouri school bus driver was arrested and fired after video showed him allegedly punching and throttling a seventh-grader, leaving the young student with cuts and bruises to his face and neck.
Scott Robert Livingston, 67, was charged with misdemeanor assault for the attack he blamed on being “irritated” at the middle schooler having “mouthed off” at him on the bus last Thursday, according to court documents obtained by Fox 4 KC.
“Sit down or I’m going to beat your ass,” he yelled at the boy, who was seen in video being pinned to a seat and repeatedly hit and even throttled, according to the court docs.
Livingston initially locked the doors and drove away when a school security officer ordered him off the bus. The substitute driver later told cops that he was “trying to scare” the boy, “not hurt him,” according to the documents.
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