Suffolk, Va. – A Suffolk mother will spend a month in jail for mooning a bus full of her son’s classmates after an argument with the bus driver.

That mother, Lisa Marie Grant, now faces jail time even though the indecent exposure charges connected to mooning the school bus full of kids was dropped.

NewsChannel 3 spoke with Grant who denies she mooned the bus. She admitted to having words with the bus driver. Grant says she just wanted to talk, not embarrass her children.

“I was just shocked. I didn’t want her to get on the bus. She was acting wild!” says bus driver Melba Osborne.

The incident happened back in November. Osborne told NewsChannel 3 she had disciplined Lisa Grant’s son after he was hitting other students and skipping seats.

Apparently Grant didn’t like that.

The next morning when Osborne, driving a bus full of children, got to the boy’s bus stop, Grant approached her and tried to stop the bus from leaving.

Suffolk, Va. – A Suffolk officer received minor injuries after he was involved in an accident on Thursday night.

The accident occurred near the intersection of Carolina Road and Fayette Street at around 8:06 p.m.

The officer was transported to the hospital with minor injuries to his arm. Witnesses on the scene say the other driver ran a red light.

Stay with NewsChannel 3 for more updates.

Suffolk, Va.- A 20-year-old student was arrested in connection to a bomb threat made at King’s Fork High School yesterday.

This happened at around 1:00 p.m. when the threat was found written on the wall in the boys’ restroom according to police.

Abdul Dshawn Dixon is in the 11th grade at the high school. He was arrested and charged with threat to bomb which is a class 5 felony.

“Based on what I know, I didn’t think he would be this kind of guy-pretty happy, pretty funny, always joking in class,” said Kyshaun Merchant, a senior at King’s Fork High School. “You know that’s pretty much how I knew him.”

Tuesday’s threat marks at least eight bomb threats at Suffolk schools in recent weeks. Whether Dixon is involved in any others, authorities aren’t saying.

Lakeland High School had two threats and King’s Fork Middle School had four.