Three charged in battery to bus rider

An 18-year-old man has been charged with punching a woman in the face while the two were riding a Milwaukee County Transit System Bus last week. Michael R. Gibson-Smith, of Milwaukee, faces up to 3 years in prison if he is convicted of battery to a public transit passenger, according to a criminal complaint.Gibson-Smith was identified by his mother, Kimberly M. Smith, a Milwaukee resident who was also on the bus when the attack occurred Oct. 6 and went to police after video of the incident was shown on television. Smith, 36, also identified her boyfriend, Michael J. Davis, 23, as the third person involved in the incident. Davis, of Milwaukee, told police that he threatened to shoot the victim and pretended to have a gun, according to a criminal complaint.Smith, who told police she argued and fought with the victim, was charged with obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct, habitual criminality. She faces up to three years in prison if convicted. Smith has been arrested 19 times as an adult, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office. Davis was charged with disorderly conduct, habitual criminality. He faces up to two years and three months in prison if convicted.
Read the criminal complaints.
Watch bus security video of the battery

Can we pass a 20 strikes and you're out rule....please?
Why is a piece of human garbage like Smith allowed on the streets.
You want to use my taxes for something, put these people in jail forever and put any kids they might have in military boarding school....maybe then there is a chance we can save a few people.