Crime Alert, I'm Missy Grace. A former garbage truck driver who paralyzes a teen after recklessly reversing down a one-way street gets no jail time.

Cecilia Davis-Johnson, 48, driving for Buffalo, runs a 60,000 pound truck over a teen headed to school, then goes forward running over the teen again.

The teen hospitalized has a leg amputated and is now paralyzed waist down.

Jennifer Gould has the details.

Nancy, a former Buffalo Department of Public Works driver,

who used a 60,000-pound garbage truck to transform a teen's life into a cycle of amputations and paralysis,

will, as you said, spend zero days in a jail cell.

Sosia Davis-Johnson, 48 was sentenced to only three years of probation in Buffalo, New York, after a reckless driving display that left 18-year-old

claw-ray permanently mangled. She's very, very remorseful for what happened.

Despite facing nearly a year behind bars,

the grandmother and former city employee

walked out of court with a mere license revocation

and a supervision order.

The carnage unfolded on October 2nd,

2024 at approximately 8.16 a.m. near the intersection

of Rhode Island and 14th streets. As children flooded the sidewalks for school, Davis Johnson made

the fatal decision to throw her massive rig into reverse, barreling the wrong way down a one-way street.

Claw Ray, then just 17 and heading to class, never stood a chance against the steel behemoth.

The impact was not a singular strike either.

His attorney Charles Desmond revealed the truck ran over the boy,

pulled forward, and then crushed his body a second time. The forensic toll of the accident

is staggering. Ray has remained hospitalized for 14 months, enduring more than 30 agonizing surgeries.

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