Sentencing hearing for a former JTA bus driver will begin today. Jean Silney pleaded guilty to running over a woman in 2019.
According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, homicide investigators determined there was an argument on the bus between Silney and
over the bus schedule. Police said investigators obtained video of the argument, which showed Rozar exiting the bus.Surveillance video showed Rozar was exiting the bus when her arm got caught in the closed door. The video, police said, showed Rozar’s arm closed in the bus’s glass door, and the bus took off at a high rate of speed and back into traffic. According to police, the video shows Rozar running next to the bus, attempting to free her arm before she was run over by the bus. allege the driver “ignored the victim’s screams” as she tried to pull her arm out of the bus.
JTA records show Silney was fired in December of 2018, seven months prior to the accident, after he nearly ran over a supervisor’s foot when he was confronted about arriving early.Silney was fired again after the May 2019 incident. He was originally hired as a driver with JTA in 2007. The company’s records also show a long list of complaints including running over a bike in a crosswalk while narrowly missing a biker in 2013. Silney also was reportedly seen arguing with a female passenger in 2016.
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