A 34-year-old man who threatened to kill passengers on a Greyhound bus has entered a guilty plea to one count of disorderly conduct. Witnesses say Margarito Vargas-Rosas was apparently drunk last month when he threatened his fellow passengers. A charge of making terrorist threats was dropped as a part of his plea agreement. He was sentenced to 52 days in the Racine County Jail, but the judge gave him credit for time served. A 9-1-1 call came from a passenger on the bus, but the driver thought deputies were chasing someone else. A tire-deflation device was used to stop the bus a little over two miles past the state line into Illinois.
Man Who Threatened Bus Passengers Enters Guilty Plea
Mar 6, 2018 | 6:21 AM
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