NORFOLK, Va. — Two people are facing charges after a woman allegedly brandished a gun at the driver of a school bus in Norfolk.
The Norfolk Police Department said the incident happened around 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Officers were called to the intersection of Kenton Avenue and Cary Avenue for a report of a person with a weapon. They arrived and took the woman, along with a man, into custody.
Assistant Principal of Ruffner Middle School in Norfolk emailed parents and guardians afterwards and described the incident saying that the driver was alerted to a car following the bus. When the bus stopped, "the driver of the car and her passenger approached the bus and the driver brandished a gun."
"The bus driver immediately enacted safety and security protocols including calling Norfolk Police Department. The driver of the car and her passenger were immediately arrested at the scene. No one was harmed and all students made it home safely."
49-year-old Ciscley N. Jefferson is charged with brandishing a firearm while 51-year-old Kevin C. Stacy is charged with simple assault.
Police said both are currently being held without bond at the Norfolk City Jail.
Police added that no one was hurt.
The incident remains under investigation. If you have any information that may help police, you're asked to call the Crime Line at 1-888-562-5887. You can also leave a tip on P3Tips.com.