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BUS DRIVER STABBED TO DEATH DRIVERS
Pasco Police Department shared information at a press conference earlier tonight that one of our bus drivers was assaulted today and died from his injuries. 'It is with a heavy heart that I write to you this evening. The suspect was arrested at the scene without inconvenience, police said "How does a camera stop an assault? It'll help catch the assailant, potentially, but it doesn't stop an assault," he said, adding the shields are inadequate because someone could still reach around and grab the driver or the steering wheel.Pasco police responded to reports of a stabbing at 301 N. He didn't want to use his real name because he feared being reprimanded by management. "It's just been window dressing," said another driver we're calling Ken who has almost 30 years on the job. Yet, some drivers say all that work isn't making much of a difference. "That, to me, is the epitome of success." Safety measures are 'window dressing' "There is nothing more that I could possibly want than a happy operator workforce," Ewankiw said. Staff say these numbers are "not inconsistent" with pre-pandemic numbers.Įwankiw encouraged drivers to join any of the 11 committees the city has to improve transit. Since the start of the pandemic, 146 drivers have left the job - a number that doesn't include retirements. 10, including COVID-related leave, bereavement and any illness. City staff say 86 bus drivers were on sick leave as of Feb. The drivers CBC spoke with say they've recently noticed many people quit their jobs, retire early or take mental health leave. "I can't tell you how proud I am of our staff and the efforts that they've made to keep the level of service going for our citizens," he said. But he said the pandemic has created a lot of challenges. Transit director Greg Ewankiw said he believes being a bus driver is a safe job in Winnipeg - he did it for 14 years. Winnipeg Transit director Greg Ewankiw says he believes being a bus driver is a safe job. WATCH | Bus driver's murder still haunts Winnipeg operators: I couldn't leave my seat because I was worried that I could get assaulted, so I had to play it cool," he recalled. "I couldn't get any service, so I wasn't able to call control. 'Brian,' transit driverīrian detailed an incident last year when two people he believed were drunk became aggressive at a layover stop. There's some days where I just go home and cry. Staff there determine who comes to help - transit supervisors or first responders. If they need help, they alert the transit control centre.
The drivers worry when their route takes them outside of the downtown area. "It wasn't something that you were having to call 911 about almost every single day until COVID."
"You're dealing with people that are under the influence of some substance, and you have to engage with them differently. This still from video shows the confrontation between Winnipeg Transit driver Irvine Jubal Fraser, left, and Brian Kyle Thomas in 2017.
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