He said she not only feels terrible about what happened, but she’s never been in trouble before - and she even has a 2-year-old of her own with special needs. In court, Davila’s attorney called what happened 'a tragedy,' while arguing his client should be released.

Do you understand the image that we got in our head of our daughter the last time that we seen her? What we had to go through?' her father, Wali Williams, said in the days after his daughter's death. 'She didn't have oxygen in her brain for almost 40 minutes. She was rushed to a nearby hospital's intensive care unit, where she was pronounced dead. The girl was found unresponsive, and officers who responded to the 911 call performed CPR. An investigation found that doing so was in violation of policies and procedures for school bus monitors. on July 17 with the wheelchair she utilized secured in the back of the vehicle by the 27-year-old Davila.īut as the bus was on its route, a series of bumps in the road caused Fajr to slump in her wheelchair - causing the four-point harness which secured her to the chair to tighten around her neck, preventing her from breathing, the county prosecutor said.Īs that was going on, Davila, of New Brunswick, was seated toward the front of the bus and was on her phone with earbuds in both ears, according to law enforcement.

She was on her way to an extended school year program in Franklin Township around 9 a.m. Her daughter had a rare chromosome disorder called Emanuel syndrome, which led to her being non-verbal and using a wheelchair. Get Tri-state area news and weather forecasts to your inbox.

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