O'Boyle's sister called the police while he went outside, where he found Deshon lying on his back, unconscious in the middle of the eastbound lane, where the bus had been traveling. "I wouldn't even want to say how he looked," O'Boyle recalled during an interview Tuesday. "It was pretty bad. It was obvious he was in bad shape." Johnson's body was on the bridge over the stream flowing into Brookside Park. The bus had come to a halt about 50 to 100 feet down Bay Avenue, to the east, O'Boyle said. Some passengers were getting off the bus and starting to leave before the police arrived. You can read more of this article on http://www.northjersey.com/news/166288106_Montclair_man_s_family__friends_seek_answers_to_Bloomfield_bus_fatality.html?c=y&page=2