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Authorities have identified a man who was found dead on a school bus as a student with special needs who regularly rode the bus to his home in Whittier.Authorities have identified a man who was found dead on a school bus as a student with special needs who regularly rode the bus to his home in Whittier.
The student was identified as Hun Joon Lee by Los Angeles County coroner’s lieutenant David Smith, the Los Angeles Times reported.The student was identified as Hun Joon Lee by Los Angeles County coroner’s lieutenant David Smith, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Lee typically left the Sierra Education Center on the bus around 2.30pm and arrived home at 4pm, said Brad White, a spokesman for the Whittier police department. When Lee didn’t show up on Friday, his mother called the school, and the school called the bus company. A driver went out to the bus yard and found the young man in the parked bus, White said.Lee typically left the Sierra Education Center on the bus around 2.30pm and arrived home at 4pm, said Brad White, a spokesman for the Whittier police department. When Lee didn’t show up on Friday, his mother called the school, and the school called the bus company. A driver went out to the bus yard and found the young man in the parked bus, White said.
Police are treating the death as suspicious because “nothing that we’ve learned so far would lead us to believe he had any medical conditions,” White said.Police are treating the death as suspicious because “nothing that we’ve learned so far would lead us to believe he had any medical conditions,” White said.
There were no signs of trauma on Lee’s body, and no weapons were found at the scene, he said.There were no signs of trauma on Lee’s body, and no weapons were found at the scene, he said.
The bus driver was held for questioning and later released, White said. No arrests have been made.The bus driver was held for questioning and later released, White said. No arrests have been made.
Lee attended the center, which has a transition program dedicated to adult students with special needs, said Valerie Martinez, Whittier Union high school district spokeswoman.Lee attended the center, which has a transition program dedicated to adult students with special needs, said Valerie Martinez, Whittier Union high school district spokeswoman.