Cops are searching for a brute who slashed a veteran MTA bus driver in the neck over the weekend in Brooklyn.
Police said that Isaac Egharevba, a 17-year veteran bus operator, was driving a B99 bus near Alabama and Pitkin avenues in East New York on Saturday when he had to make a detour, according to Transport Workers Union Local 100.
Egharevba was taken to the hospital and was treated for his wounds. No one has been arrested in his attack.“The safety of our drivers is non-negotiable,” said TWU Local 100 president Richard Davis. “This violent attack on one of our own is an attack on us all. We will not rest until the assailant is brought to justice.”
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