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Driver's missed turn signal prompted chase that ended in crash with bus, court papers say

Newly obtained court documents are shedding light on a police pursuit that ended in a violent crash involving a passenger bus and left a pedestrian seriously injured Tuesday at the intersection of Hudson and Clifford avenues. According to New York State Police, the suspect driver, 42-year-old David Robinson, was driving an SUV when he crashed into with an RTS bus, which then hit a pedestrian who was pinned underneath the vehicle. The felony complaint said troopers observed Robinson failed to use his turn signal within 100 feet of a turn near Hollenbeck Street and Avenue D, prompting the pursuit. “Our community stabilization unit is out patrolling, they see a moving violation and they initiated a traffic stop on that vehicle,” explained Trooper Lynnea Crane. The complaint said a trooper attempted to pull Robinson over near Conkey Avenue using lights and sirens, but Robinson refused to stop. “The vehicle then fled and a pursuit was then initiated, and then the vehicle, I believe a little over a mile or underneath a mile, ran through a red light at the intersection and struck a bus," Crane said. The complaint said Robinson was found in possession of a loaded handgun containing six live rounds. Investigators say he does not have a legal pistol permit and is prohibited from carrying a firearm due to a previous conviction. Robinson is facing multiple charges, including: First-degree reckless endangerment Second-degree unlawful fleeing police officer in a motor vehicle Second- and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon Second-degree obstruction of governmental administration Several traffic law violations Crane said the woman hit by the bus is in stable condition. READ MORE: The felony complaint said troopers observed Robinson failed to use his turn signal within 100 feet of a turn near Hollenbeck Street and Avenue D, prompting the pursuit. “Our community stabilization unit is out patrolling, they see a moving violation and they initiated a traffic stop on that vehicle,” explained Trooper Lynnea Crane. The complaint said a trooper attempted to pull Robinson over near Conkey Avenue using lights and sirens, but Robinson refused to stop. “The vehicle then fled and a pursuit was then initiated, and then the vehicle, I believe a little over a mile or underneath a mile, ran through a red light at the intersection and struck a bus," Crane said. The complaint said Robinson was found in possession of a loaded handgun containing six live rounds. Investigators say he does not have a legal pistol permit and is prohibited from carrying a firearm due to a previous conviction. Robinson is facing multiple charges, including: First-degree reckless endangerment Second-degree unlawful fleeing police officer in a motor vehicle Second- and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon Second-degree obstruction of governmental administration Several traffic law violations Crane said the woman hit by the bus is in stable condition. _______________ Stay up to date with our social media: 13 WHAM on Facebook:   / 13wham   13 WHAM on Twitter:   / 13wham   13WHAM on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/13whamtv/?h... 13WHAM on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@13wham?lang=en 13 WHAM Daily Local News Digest:    • 13WHAM Local News Digest   For more information, visit https://13wham.com/ Have a news tip? Send it directly to us: Email us: news@13wham.com Call the Newsroom: (585) 334-8700 WHAM is a NY based station and a ABC Television affiliate owned and operated by Deerfield Media, Inc and receives certain services from an affiliation of Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. is one of the largest and most diversified television broadcasting companies in the country today. #13WHAM #News #Rochester #NewYork