The driver accused of crashing into a school bus carrying a Mesa County wrestling team, sending 16 people to the hospital, was arrested Thursday on suspicion of vehicular assault and other charges, according to Lakewood police. Andrew Logan Miller, 22, of Denver, faces charges including seven counts of vehicular assault, two counts of child abuse, reckless endangerment, reckless driving and speeding 40 mph or more over the limit, Lakewood police said in a news release. The crash happened at 7:33 p.m. Dec. 6 when a small school bus carrying Central High School’s wrestling team was turning left onto West Sixth Avenue from Kipling Street and the bus was hit by an SUV speeding southbound on Kipling. Related Articles Jury convicts man of murdering girlfriend in her seat on Denver-bound Amtrak train 9 years ago Aurora jail officer broke inmate’s arm during fight, officials say Is DOJ investigation of Colorado prisons an honest probe or political stunt? Colorado industry watchers wary, but hopeful Man arrested for murder of 83-year-old Lakewood woman plus burglary, arson, parole violation Denver sheriff’s deputy, sergeant accused of assault on at-risk adult, sheriff says The students from Central, which is just west of Grand Junction, were heading home from the Denver area after a tournament. Several people who were on the school bus and in Miller’s SUV are still in the hospital, Lakewood police said. The crash is under investigation, but speed is believed to be a major factor, officials said Friday. Miller is in custody at the Denver County jail and awaiting transfer to the Jefferson County jail. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. ...read more read less