The series of videos that showed various views of the altercation, posted by user @unanimousaccount3, has been viewed more than 1.9 million times and raised concerns online.

“Kids have concussions, nose bleeds, hurt necks and backs, and headaches,” the caption of one of the videos read.

In one of the videos, students could be seen standing up on the bus and laughing as the driver yelled at them to sit. In the background, a student could be heard telling the driver to calm down.

While it is unclear what started the altercation, which occurred at Greater Latrobe High School, the bus driver appeared to yell at a specific student in the videos.

“I don’t care who else you have, I don’t put up with it,” the driver yelled. “You’re in a world of trouble girl. I don’t care who it was.”

The student then yelled back that they didn’t do anything before the driver said she better “rat out” the student who was responsible, but it is unclear what the driver was referring to.

As the students continued arguing with the driver, he replied that he was “old enough to swear” and that he would not open the door to let the students off the bus.

“Bruh you slammed on the brakes and cracked all our necks and gave us a bloody nose,” one student said to the driver.

“I don’t care what I did!” the driver yelled back.

Some students told the driver to calm down but he yelled back that he would not calm down because the students “started it.”

In another video, an adult with a lanyard, presumably staff or an administrator, stood at the front of the bus to oversee the situation as the driver said that the students were “the worst kids” he ever picked up.

“You guys want respect? You’re gonna earn it!” the driver yelled at the students as he looked at them through the rearview mirror.

The adult in the video then asked the students to please sit down but multiple students replied that they didn’t feel safe on the bus with the driver. A student then approached the man and explained that the driver slammed the brakes on the bus and that they no longer felt safe.

In the fourth and final video, the driver explained to the man that he slammed the brakes because the students weren’t listening to him and that he “doesn’t put up with it.”

“He slammed on the brakes, all of our necks cracked, and she has a bloody nose,” one student said.

“Big deal!” the driver replied.

In one of the videos the students agreed to exit the bus as they grabbed their backpacks and shuffled into the aisle, but it is unclear if the students did get off the bus.

Many in the comments of the videos said the driver’s actions were completely inappropriate and some even mentioned that him not opening the door could be considered kidnapping.

“‘I’m not opening the door’ … that’s kidnapping. Charge him!” one user commented.

Others mentioned that the brakes should never be slammed unless there is an emergency since there are no seatbelts on the bus to prevent injury. Some said that no matter what the students did, there is no reason the driver should have acted the way he did.

“It doesn’t matter what the kids did, you NEVER PHYSICALLY HURT them,” one user said. “I hope people press charges.”

“I am a retired bus driver,” another user commented. “He needs a different job.”

In September, a mother went viral on TikTok after she confronted her childrens’ bus driver for allegedly making them cry.

The video, posted by user @cassahfrass1, amassed more than 37.4 million views, and showed the mom approach the driver as her kids boarded the bus.

“Please don’t yell at my kids today,” the woman said to the bus driver after her kids were on the bus.

“I don’t yell at your kids,” the bus driver yelled back.

An argument then ensued between the mom and the driver, with the driver telling her to shut her mouth.

“I’m asking you not to yell at my kids,” the mom replied.

“How dare you tell me not to yell at your kids,” the driver said back.

In follow-up videos, @cassahfrass1 recounted other incidents that involved her children and the bus driver. In one, she claimed the driver grabbed her son’s arm and pushed him into a seat.

The mother claimed she reported the bus driver multiple times but that no disciplinary action had been taken against the driver.

Newsweek contacted the Greater Latrobe School District but did not hear back in time for publication.