A woman charged with murder for pushing an elderly passenger off a bus to his death in Las Vegas has been released on bail.
Cadesha Bishop, 25, from Las Vegas, was free Wednesday after posting $100,000 bond, the New York Post reported.
She is now on high-level electronic monitoring ahead of her preliminary hearing on May 23. It wasn’t clear from the records on what day she was released.
Serge Fournier was allegedly telling Bishop to be nicer to other passenger on the bus after she was heard cursing when he was shoved off the vehicle and landed head first on the sidewalk.
Video shows the 74-year-old being shoved down the steps of the public transit bus and smashing his face on the concrete ground.
In the CCTV clip taken from the bus' security cameras, a woman can be seen talking to Fournier as he walked past carrying a walker and heading towards the door.
Then as his back was turned she violently shoved him with both hands, sending the elderly man crashing down the steps.
Bishop was arrested on a murder warrant last Monday after he died in hospital of his injuries.
She was allegedly yelling and swearing at others on the bus when Fournier asked her to stop during the March 21 incident at around 4.50 pm.
Fournier initially survived but spent a month in hospital before he succumbed to his injuries, KSNV reports.
Clark County coroner ruled his death was a homicide resulting from his injuries on April 23.
A police report says Fournier was moving up the aisle of the Regional Transportation Commission bus when he asked a woman who had been cursing at other people to be nicer to passengers, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
In police documents Bishop is accused of shoving Fournier out the door 'with enough force that he never touched any of the steps' before hitting his head about eight feet from the bus.
According to the arrest report, witnesses saw her walking away from the bus without offering Fournier help, grabbing her son’s hand and leading him away.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released footage of the altercation on Tuesday in an appeal for more witnesses to come forward. Her preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 23.
'No matter what his age, she should not have done that. People need a little more patience than what they have these days,' said the man's neighbor, Trevor Taylor.
Taylor asserted that Fournier was a 'wonderful person' and shared that he would never forget his friend.
'He was an excellent neighbor. Very nice, religious person,' he added.
Fournier leaves behind a wife, who is disabled.
'I know it caused several financial problems for his wife,' said Ken Mallen, who was familiar with the couple.
The Las Vegas Sun reported that Bishop was identified in part by a 'Love' emblem on her jacket and her son's distinctive Spider-Man backpack.
Police said she was seen in the security video, which has yet to be released, walking away holding the boy's hand.
Court records show that Bishop was convicted twice, in 2014 and 2015, of misdemeanor domestic battery charges.
I wonder where the sheboon got the money. Maybe Shaq?
Jussie Smollet? lol
Reminds me of this time this old hispanic guy got on a bus I was on, and I could tell he hated whites the way he looked at anyone who was white, but I was being polite to him anyway. He had a cane and when he went to get off the bus, as he was trying to push the door open, I tried to help him push it open, but this only caused him to fall forward and land on his head, which also bounced off both the wall and the concrete sidewalk and he rolled onto his side and looked up slowly. Nobody else saw it happen, and the bus continued driving.
It was hilarious. Dumb spic faggot, that's what you get for being a racist cocksucker. Anyway.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7039605/Woman-charged-murder-pushing-74-year-old-man-bus-death-BAILED.html
