The young Kansas guy leads parents to school after losing the bus
A nine -year -old boy took the situation in his hand to make sure he hadn’t lost his lesson and led his parents’ truck to school after losing the trip by bus, confirmed the police.
Corn Police Sergeant Braden Blackburn told Fox News Digital that he had received a call from a citizen worried on Wednesday morning on a driver who “appeared too young to drive”.
Blackburn said the caller said that the driver seemed to be 10-11 years old and was described in a Chevy white truck.
The agents were unable to find the truck, but in the end they localized the truck and the boy in the parking lot of his elementary school.
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School bus (Getty Images)
Blackburn said the boy had guided the truck from his home to his elementary school in corn, KS, A suburb of Wichita, who was approximately a three miles trip.
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The corn police say that a 9 -year -old boy took to school after losing the bus on Wednesday morning. (TV TV)
The boy told the officers that he missed the bus and that his father was already at work and his mother was out of town, so he took the truck to make sure he didn’t miss the school.
Blackburn noticed that he had parked the truck in a stall and said “he parked better than most people park”.
Police in the corn, Kansas says that a 9 -year -old boy admitted to lead his parents’ truck to school after losing the bus trip. (Corn Police Department)
“In general, we receive these calls on young high school children, some who have just obtained driver’s licenses, above all. This has been new for us,” said Blackburn.
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Blackburn added that the boy’s short journey has not led to collisions or traffic problems.
In addition, the police officers did not write quotes, said Blackburn, adding that he is “sure to be in tons of difficulties with his parents” and will allow parents to determine how to manage it.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics including disappeared people, murders, cases of national crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas for history can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com
