4-year-old girl rides U.S. bus searching for 3 a.m. snack

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Home Panorama 4-year-old girl rides U.S. bus searching for 3 a.m. snack 01-04-2015 11:55 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A four-year-old Philadelphia girl has been returned safely to her parents after slipping out of her house at 3 a.m. and getting on a transit bus in search of a snack. Bus driver Harlan Jenifer said the girl swung her legs as she chanted, "All I want is a Slushie." Surveillance video showed the preschooler sitting on the bus early Friday, chatting to other passengers. Jenifer stopped the bus and called police. The police took the girl to a hospital, where she was reunited with her mother. The girl’s father, Timothy Ridgeway, says, "Thank God for the bus driver stopping." Authorities say the girl’s family didn’t know she had awoken and unlocked the backdoor to start her trek during a downpour early Friday. They don’t plans on filing charges. *AP

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4-year-old girl rides U.S. bus searching for 3 a.m. snack

01-04-2015 11:55 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - A four-year-old Philadelphia girl has been returned safely to her parents after slipping out of her house at 3 a.m. and getting on a transit bus in search of a snack.

Bus driver Harlan Jenifer said the girl swung her legs as she chanted, "All I want is a Slushie."

Surveillance video showed the preschooler sitting on the bus early Friday, chatting to other passengers. Jenifer stopped the bus and called police.

The police took the girl to a hospital, where she was reunited with her mother.

The girl’s father, Timothy Ridgeway, says, "Thank God for the bus driver stopping."

Authorities say the girl’s family didn’t know she had awoken and unlocked the backdoor to start her trek during a downpour early Friday.

They don’t plans on filing charges.

*AP

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