[WBTV News — 12.16.2005]
Transcript—WBTV News Report:
Terminated Driver Still Fighting for Job
11:00 p.m. News Broadcast
Tonia Bendickson, Reporting
“A terminated CATS bus driver tonight still working to get his job back. Jerry Miller was driving October 14 when his bus collided with and killed cyclist Todd Weaver.
“I talked today with Miller's union representative who tells me the driver's case is about two thirds of the way through the grievance process. Miller worked at CATS about five years and was earning top driver pay at $19.34 an hour.
“Cyclists in Charlotte are sending letters like this to the District Attorney, asking him to seek the maximum penalty against Miller to send a message to drivers that cyclists have a right to safe passage on Charlotte roads.”
From recorded broadcast, December 16, 2005.
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Todd was the type of person that when he
walked by, you just had to say something
to him; he just brought out the best in
everyone. Though we grieve over the passing
of Todd, I myself know and hold this one
hope [that] as Martha said to Jesus,
‘I know that he will rise again in the
resurrection of the last day.’ We will
see Todd again. This is our great hope
in the Lord Jesus Christ.
