SEPTA warns of delays as they lay fellow worker to rest after fatal shooting
PHILADELPHIA - Several SETPA employees will be gathering Monday to pay their respects to a bus driver who was shot dead on the job last month.
Philadelphia police say the driver, 48-year-old Bernard Gribbin, was targeted while driving a bus. He was shot six times by a woman seen firing the fatal shots on surveillance video.
The woman, identified as 21-year-old Zhontay Capers, was later arrestesd and charged with murder.
Family, friends and fellow workers will honor the 12-year employee, father and husband during a funeral on Long Island, New York, Monday.
SEPTA is warning riders that bus routes may be affected for the day due to a shortage of employees.