Anthony Woods runs over one yr. old granddaughter

[Sister Iroz]

The grandfather arrested for DUI and suspected of running over his granddaughter is out of jail on a $3,000 bond. At 1:21a.m. Sunday morning 51 year-old Anthony Woods was booked into the Mesa County Jail for vehicular assault, driving while under the influence of alcohol and careless driving resulting in injuries.

Troopers say just before 7p.m. Saturday night Woods and his son were working and drinking inside their garage on the transmission of a truck. According to troopers, when they were done Woods got in the drivers seat, turned on the Jeep and backed up running over the one year-old baby girl.

Troopers say at last ON check at 3a.m. Sunday morning, the baby was in the Intensive Care Unit at St. Mary's Hospital with a fractured skull. They report her bodily functions were working properly.

Woods was released Sunday on a $3000 personal recognizances bond. He's expected back in court on March 19th

http://www.kjct8.com/Global/story.asp?S=10009958

ORCHARD MESA, Colo. -- A 1-year-old girl was critically hurt when a sport-utility vehicle backed over her.

Colorado State Patrol Cpl. Ryan Parker said the accident happened about 7 p.m. Saturday. A group of adults had finished working on the vehicle in a garage when one of the men backed the SUV out onto a gravel driveway, running over the girl. Three other adults, including the girl's mother, were present at the time.

Sgt. John Hahn Sunday morning said the girl's grandfather, 50-year-old Anthony Woods, was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving,vehicular assault and careless driving. Hahn said the girl -- whose name was not released -- was in critical condition.

http://www.gjfreepress.com/article/2...Orchard%20Mesa

[MadmamainNC]

Poor baby girl.

[Kalehue]

Prosecutors have filed two misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence of alcohol against a Mesa County man accused of running over his 11-month-old granddaughter. Fifty-year-old Anthony Woods was charged Thursday during an appearance in a Grand Junction courtroom.

An arrest affidavit indicates Woods drank four to six beers over a two- to three-hour period March 14 while working on a vehicle in his garage. He was allegedly backing out of the garage when Paytonn Elizabeth Garlick moved into the vehicle's path.

She was discovered lying on the ground not breathing. She died of head injuries two days later.

Woods is free on bail.

http://www.denverpost.com/crime/ci_12156920