The first court appearance of Sean Charles Greer on Wednesday went chaotic when he entered into an altercation with a corrections deputy.
The 27-year-old stands accused of a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed two children and wounded four others earlier this week.
Greer was handcuffed as he entered the courtroom, led by a deputy before he pushed back the official saying “You can’t make me…” as he fought him.
The suspect had to be escorted out of the courtroom to continue the proceedings; he was booked to jail Tuesday evening.
Witnesses at the scene of the tragedy reported a speeding sedan going around a stopped bus and plowing right into the children.
“When he cut in front of me, he went straight for the kids,” the bus driver recalled. “I don’t know if he couldn’t control the car because he was going fast, but he drove straight into those kids.”
Greer had reportedly admitted to the crash, claiming that he ran away because he was on probation.
“How can you run someone over, even an animal, get out and look and then get back in the car and keep going?” a witness asked.
