Dallas Cowboys bus involved in accident that killed four near Las Vegas

The Dallas Cowboys bus that often drives around team owner Jerry Jones in NFL cities was involved in a crash in Kingman, Ariz., an accident that killed four people in another vehicle, according to multiple reports.

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Jones wasn’t on the bus at the time of the crash and no one on the Cowboys’ vehicle was injured, driver Emery Tyler told Shutdown Corner on Sunday.

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The Dallas Cowboys bus, pictured here in February in Indianapolis, was involved in an accident Sunday near Las Vegas (Yahoo Sports).

The accident occurred midway between Dallas and Oxnard, Calif., where the Cowboys hold training camp. It appears that there was a scheduled stop for an event in Las Vegas before reaching camp, but that appears to be on hold now. The accident happened about 70 miles from Las Vegas.

“It’s a scary thing,” said Tyler, 59, who has driven for Jones and the Cowboys for 16 years. “I am sorry, I can’t talk about what happened. It’s a very unfortunate thing that happened.”

The Cowboys open camp next week.