Two Arrests in Public Transit Shooting Cases

Two separate shooting incidents involving public transportation have resulted in arrests. In Southern California, Dorian Holt was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly shooting his ex-girlfriend, a Metro bus driver, in the face while she was on duty. Holt fled the state after the incident but was later apprehended and is being held on a $1,000,000 bail. In Baltimore, James Richburg was arrested for first-degree murder after allegedly shooting William Womack on an MTA bus following a verbal dispute that escalated from a slight bump. Richburg's arrest was facilitated by public tips and surveillance footage, and he had a previous felony conviction prohibiting him from possessing a firearm. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about violence on public transit systems.