Dakota Valkyrie
July 1st, 2009, 12:41 PM
http://i39.tinypic.com/nq2yv6.jpgA Byron woman faces aggravated assault, drunken driving and several other charges after she allegedly tried to run over her ex-boyfriend early Friday.
Authorities said Angela Gail Pollock, 41, ended up crashing into the vehicle of a Houston County deputy who was responding to the 911 call.
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Houston County sheriff’s deputy William Mitchelson, 30, was responding to the domestic call about 3:42 a.m. when he was struck by a 1996 Honda Civic driven by Pollock.
Her ex-boyfriend, Donald Mullis, 55, told authorities that while he was trying to load two suitcases of Pollock’s belongings into her car, she tried to back up and run over him.
Pollock then chased Mullis through the backyard of his home with her car. When Pollock drove back around to the front yard, she stuck a transformer, a neighbor’s home and her ex-boyfriend’s mailbox.
She then tried a second time to run over Mullis, who retreated to a back porch for safety. Pollock then drove her car through a 3-foot-tall, inflatable pool in the backyard.
She crashed into the deputy’s police car as she was trying to flee the scene.
The deputy saw the Honda Civic driving toward him on the wrong side of the road. The deputy pulled over and Pollock struck the patrol car, which had its lights and sirens activated, nearly head-on, Hughes said.
The police car camera, which is automatically activated anytime an officer turns on lights and sirens, captured the approaching Honda Civic and the video indicated that the car accelerated toward the deputy, Elvins said.
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Next-door neighbor Beth Bramlett said she was awakened about 3:30 a.m. when the Honda Civic stuck her house, knocking pictures off the wall. She found a woman, who was later identified as Pollock, inside the car outside her house.
As she tried to talk to the woman, Pollock started the car again and took off. She said the woman chased Mullis, who’d moved in about a week ago, as he was trying to call 911 on his cell phone. Pollock would stop the car, start it, rev up the engine and take off again. Bramlett said she also saw Pollock take out the pool with her car.
“It was crazy,” Bramlett said.http://www.macon.com/210/story/760963.html
Holy shit! No wonder she is the "ex"-girlfriend.
Authorities said Angela Gail Pollock, 41, ended up crashing into the vehicle of a Houston County deputy who was responding to the 911 call.
[...]
Houston County sheriff’s deputy William Mitchelson, 30, was responding to the domestic call about 3:42 a.m. when he was struck by a 1996 Honda Civic driven by Pollock.
Her ex-boyfriend, Donald Mullis, 55, told authorities that while he was trying to load two suitcases of Pollock’s belongings into her car, she tried to back up and run over him.
Pollock then chased Mullis through the backyard of his home with her car. When Pollock drove back around to the front yard, she stuck a transformer, a neighbor’s home and her ex-boyfriend’s mailbox.
She then tried a second time to run over Mullis, who retreated to a back porch for safety. Pollock then drove her car through a 3-foot-tall, inflatable pool in the backyard.
She crashed into the deputy’s police car as she was trying to flee the scene.
The deputy saw the Honda Civic driving toward him on the wrong side of the road. The deputy pulled over and Pollock struck the patrol car, which had its lights and sirens activated, nearly head-on, Hughes said.
The police car camera, which is automatically activated anytime an officer turns on lights and sirens, captured the approaching Honda Civic and the video indicated that the car accelerated toward the deputy, Elvins said.
[...]
Next-door neighbor Beth Bramlett said she was awakened about 3:30 a.m. when the Honda Civic stuck her house, knocking pictures off the wall. She found a woman, who was later identified as Pollock, inside the car outside her house.
As she tried to talk to the woman, Pollock started the car again and took off. She said the woman chased Mullis, who’d moved in about a week ago, as he was trying to call 911 on his cell phone. Pollock would stop the car, start it, rev up the engine and take off again. Bramlett said she also saw Pollock take out the pool with her car.
“It was crazy,” Bramlett said.http://www.macon.com/210/story/760963.html
Holy shit! No wonder she is the "ex"-girlfriend.