A shocking video shows the moment a Florida man, wanted on multiple charges, crashed head-on into a school bus filled with children before fleeing the scene.
The Florida Sheriff’s Office shared on its Facebook page that around 7:20 A.M. on Tuesday, a deputy enforcing traffic in front of The Villages Intermediate Center observed 23-year-old Qahiem Williams driving approximately 17 MPH over the speed limit.
When the deputy turned around and activated his lights to stop Williams, he accelerated and side-swiped two vehicles at a traffic light.
The incident, as seen in the video, led to a head-on collision with a Sumter County school bus carrying 19 children.
Fortunately, none of the children on the bus were harmed.
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Williams then left his vehicle and attempted to flee toward Walmart.
He was swiftly captured and taken into custody.

Justin Callaway, whose 10-year-old daughter was on the bus, shared his reaction with FOX 35 Orlando after the alarming event.
“The first thing out of her mouth was, ‘Daddy, I’m scared. I don’t know what to do,” Callaway told FOX 35 Orlando. “So I’m freaking out at this point. I’m trying to stay calm for her.”
Callaway mentioned that he didn’t plan to get his daughter a phone soon, but the incident changed his mind.
“I literally went yesterday and bought my daughter a flip phone because of the situation,” he said.
According to WESH, Williams faces charges including fleeing law enforcement, driving with a suspended license, possessing marijuana, and leaving the scene of a crash. More charges may be added, deputies stated.
The sheriff’s office also reported that Williams had two outstanding warrants in Sumter County for fleeing and eluding and driving with a suspended license.
FOX 35 Orlando indicates that Williams is currently held at the Sumter County Detention Center.
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