Ten people were killed and approximately 35 more were injured when a charter bus drifted off a rural California road, swerved back onto the road and then rolled into a ditch, according to published reports.

The bus departed Sacramento Sunday and was headed for the Colusa Casino Resort.  The crash occurred in Williams, Calif. at 6:10 p.m., officials said.  The bus was approximately 10 miles from it destination. 

Some passengers were thrown from the bus as it rolled, and others were crushed under the vehicle, according to the California Highway Patrol.

None of the victims had been identified Monday. 

The bus had an invalid Texas license plate and a “Greyhound” logo on its side.  However, a Greyhound official said the bus was sold two years ago.

At the Gomez Law Firm, we have extensive experience representing the victims of auto defects, including roof crush, tire defects and rollovers.  If you or someone you love was a victim of the Williams bus crash, call or write a personal injury attorney  at the Gomez Law Firm today.