A convicted killer who caused a school bus crash that killed six children in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been jailed again after being arrested on new charges. Johnthony Walker, 34, faces a fresh criminal case linked to an alleged domestic violence incident, according to online court records from the Davidson County Sheriff's Office in Nashville. The case has drawn renewed attention given Walker's history and the severity of the earlier tragedy for which he was already convicted.

Court records show Walker was booked into custody in Nashville on Wednesday amid the new allegations, though full details of the charges had not been comprehensively reported. Walker was previously found guilty over the 2016 crash, in which he was driving a school bus at excessive speed before it overturned, killing six children. His latest arrest marks another legal setback for a man whose original case drew widespread public attention across Tennessee.