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The Marshall Islands national election results show the current parliamentary opposition to be in the driver’s seat to form a new government when the body meets for the first time in early January.
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Police say the passenger refused to leave the bus and threatened the driver.
Credit: 12 News Author: 12 News Updated: 3:46 PM MST June 30, 2021
TEMPE, Ariz. A Tempe bus driver fatally stabbed a passenger on Tuesday after an argument broke out on the bus, according to police.
The Tempe Police Department said the Valley-Metro Orbit bus driver was involved in a verbal argument with a passenger who was later identified as 39-year-old Dennis Momotaro.
Momotaro allegedly refused to leave the bus at the last stop in Evergreen Road and Victory Drive around 11:15 a.m.
The argument turned physical and then escalated when the driver pulled a knife around the time Momotaro raised a glass bottle over his head in a swinging stance, according to authorities.
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Tempe police are investigating after a bus driver fatally stabbed a passenger who refused to leave the bus at the final stop and began raising a glass bottle at the driver.
Police say the driver of the Valley Metro Orbit bus argued with 39-year-old Dennis Momotaro around 11:15 a.m. Tuesday when Momotaro wouldn t leave at the final stop by Victory Drive and Evergreen Road.
Police said the fight turned physical and Momotaro raised a glass bottle over his head in a swinging stance before the driver stabbed him with a knife.
Tempe police is working with the Maricopa County Attorney s Office to determine if the incident warrants criminal charges and is not currently identifying the bus driver. The department said not to expect updates within the near future.