What began as a hit-and-run ended in a two-hour stand-off with police. A woman, who has not yet been identified, struck another car multiple times before speeding off at around 3 p.m. The victim drove to the police station and reported the incident. The police were able to identify the offending car, which led to a chase.
The offending car hit multiple other cars, ran through red lights and intersections until finally rear-ending another car so hard that her car was immobile at 3:55 p.m. The officers cornered her with their guns drawn and demanded that she get out. The officers even brought in armored vehicles to make sure she stayed put.
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Deputies were unloading rubber bullets into the car. Just after 6 p.m. they deployed a drone that was equipped with tear gas. Moments after the car filled up with gas, the rear door opened and a young girl stumbled out of the car. The officers immediately recognized that she was a child and whisked her away. They claimed that they had no idea a child was in the car and the driver had multiple chances to tell them that during negotiations.
The driver had been wanted for a previous collision with an officer. Now, the driver faces that charge along with other charges of hit-and-runs, endangering a child, traffic violations, resisting arrest, and so many more.
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Two people were hospitalized in relation to the accidents that the driver had caused on her chase.