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Kreager: Bus attack ‘strengthened my soul’
- Sarah Kreager, 26, was thrust into the spotlight Dec. 4, when she boarded a Maryland Transit Administration bus in Hampden in Baltimore City and was brutally beaten in a racially charged incident that drew national attention.
- Sarah Kreager, 26, was thrust into the spotlight Dec. 4, when she boarded a Maryland Transit Administration bus in Hampden in Baltimore City and was brutally beaten in a racially charged incident that drew national attention.
Judge sentences one teen to juvenile jail, four others to detention in bus beating
- One teenage girl was sentenced to a juvenile detention facility and four others to home detention Wednesday by a juvenile court judge who called the December bus beating of Sarah Kreager one of the most troubling cases he has seen in 23 years.
- One teenage girl was sentenced to a juvenile detention facility and four others to home detention Wednesday by a juvenile court judge who called the December bus beating of Sarah Kreager one of the most troubling cases he has seen in 23 years.
Bus beating victim guilty of drug charge
- The victim of a high-profile bus beating was convicted of attempted drug distribution Monday in Baltimore City District Court.
Sarah Kreager's attackers convicted in bus beating
- Sarah Kreager sat stone-faced in the front row of court as the judge read the verdicts. She put her arm around her longtime boyfriend, Troy Ennis, Tuesday as teenager after teenager was convicted of brutally beating her — breaking two bones in her face — aboard an MTA bus in December.
Teens guilty in Baltimore bus beating case
- Sarah Kreager sat stonefaced in the front row of court as the judge read the verdicts. She put her arm around her longtime boyfriend, Troy Ennis, Tuesday as teenager after teenager was convicted of brutally beating her — breaking two bones in her face — aboard an MTA bus in December. For the first time in a Baltimore City courtroom, the 26-year-old woman smiled.
Kreager threw first punch in bus beating, girl says
- Sarah Kreager threw the first punch igniting a brawl aboard a Baltimore City bus that ended with the 26-year-old woman lying in a gutter, a middle-school girl testified Monday in Baltimore juvenile court.
Several charges dropped for teens in Baltimore bus beating
- The assault charges against middle school students accused of beating a woman aboard a Baltimore City bus in December still stand, a judge ruled Thursday, but four of the students will not face charges of assaulting the woman’s boyfriend or the bus driver.
Officer: Students ‘playful’ after beating woman on bus
- As Sarah Kreager sat in a hospital suffering from broken facial bones, the middle school girls charged in her beating on an MTA bus were “loud and playful” in their jail cell — demonstrating kicking and punching motions, an officer testified Tuesday.
Baltimore bus beating witness: ‘You’re going to kill that girl!’
- The scene was so bad Hampden resident Joyce King thought she was witnessing a murder in progress.
Baltimore beating victim: ‘It’s not worth this all over a seat’
- Before a fight broke out over a seat on a city bus in Baltimore, Sarah Kreager tried to reason with the middleschoolers starting to punch her and pull her hair, her boyfriend testified Thursday.
- Before a fight broke out over a seat on a city bus in Baltimore, Sarah Kreager tried to reason with the middleschoolers starting to punch her and pull her hair, her boyfriend testified Thursday.
Kreager denies spitting, shouting slurs at teens
- Under heavy questioning from defense attorneys, Sarah Kreager on Tuesday adamantly denied ever spitting on or yelling racial slurs at the middle school students charged with beating her aboard a city bus.
Kreager recalls bus attack on the stand
- As she sat on the witness stand in Baltimore City’s juvenile courthouse, Sarah Kreager’s face showed no signs of the bruising and broken bones that sent the city into an uproar three months ago.
‘Discriminatory prosecution’ alleged in bus beating case
- Baltimore City prosecutors are engaging in “discriminatory prosecution” by trusting the word of a white woman over the statements of black middle schoolers in a high-profile bus beating case, a defense attorney argued Wednesday.
- Baltimore City prosecutors are engaging in “discriminatory prosecution” by trusting the word of a white woman over the statements of black middle schoolers in a high-profile bus beating case, a defense attorney argued Wednesday.
