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Iron County Sheriff IDs Two Killed in Beryl Highway Bus Collision

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Iron County Sheriff IDs Two Killed in Beryl Highway Bus Collision
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The Iron County Sheriff Department has identified the two individuals killed in a collision between a sedan and a school bus on Beryl Highway on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The victims were identified as 37-year-old Shaun Martin Holt and 36-year-old Dayna Rae McBride.

Key takeaways

  • Shaun Martin Holt and Dayna Rae McBride were killed in a collision on Beryl Highway on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
  • The collision occurred when a sedan traveling east struck a north-bound school bus at 3200 North.
  • Two dogs traveling in the sedan also died at the scene.
  • The children on the bus had been safely dropped off prior to the accident.

The Iron County Sheriff Department has identified the two people killed Tuesday in a car collision with a school bus on Beryl Highway. The victims were identified as driver Shaun Martin Holt, 37, and passenger Dayna Rae McBride, 36.

Witnesses reported that the school bus was traveling north on Beryl Highway when it was struck by a sedan traveling east at 3200 North at 11:28 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Witnesses stated the sedan struck the bus at a high rate of speed, which caused the bus to roll. Two dogs traveling in the sedan also died at the scene.

A news release on Tuesday stated that the driver and a bus aide on the bus were transported to a hospital for assessment and treatment. Children traveling on the bus had been safely dropped off earlier, according to the statement.

The exact sequence of events regarding the collision remains under investigation. The sheriff's office stated that additional information will be released as it becomes available and as appropriate.

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