Bus Beheading

A man who stabbed, gutted and beheaded his seat mate on a Canadian bus last year pleaded not guilty Tuesday and will present psychiatric evidence in his defense.Vince Weiguang Li, 40, faces a second-degree murder charge in the grisly case.The 22-year-old victim, Tim McLean, had been asleep, his cheek pressed against the window of the Canadian Greyhound bus, when his assailant struck suddenly near dusk, stabbing him repeatedly in the chest with a "big Rambo knife," according to witnesses.The...Read Full Story

Police in Cleveland say a gunshot shattered a window on a Greyhound bus, slightly injuring three passengers who were hit by flying glass.The Greyhound bus was hit at about 3 a.m. Monday as it traveled through Cleveland just east of downtown.Police spokesman Lt. Thomas Stacho (STAH'-koh) says one passenger was treated at a hospital for cuts to the head, another suffered cuts but declined treatment and a third was taken to a hospital but left without being treated.Stacho says investigators are...Read Full Story

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Bryce Williams wasn't expecting to walk through a metal detector or have his bags screened for explosives at the Greyhound bus terminal near downtown Orlando.But Williams and 689 other passengers went through tougher-than-normal security procedures Thursday as part of a random check coordinated by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration.The idea is to keep off guard terrorists and others who mean harm, thereby improving safety for passengers and workers. There was no specific threat...Read Full Story

ATLANTA — Passengers stranded at Atlanta’s Greyhound bus station are a little warmer and not as hungry, thanks to some help from the city’s Police Department and jail. Police officials say they were contacted Monday night by the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Affairs about riders stuck at the bus station by bad weather and road conditions. Officer K.Y. Jones says police officials checked with the bus riders and found they’d had no access to food since earlier Monday. read more Post...Read Full Story