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On Oct. 25, a female Metro crossing guard was struck by a vehicle several times in Madison.
According to police records, Shanikia Word, 29, accidentally bumped the victim with a vehicle while the victim was attempting to stop traffic in order for children to cross the street at 300 West Old Hickory Blvd. Word left the scene but returned to yell and curse at the victim getting back in her car and intentionally bumping the victim with her vehicle two times, according to the victim.
Word left the scene again, but called police to say that she had not hit the victim with her vehicle and had gone home to wait for officers. She admitted to police to driving the vehicle, but did not touch the victim.
The victim was treated at Skyline Medical Center where she was treated for her injuries.
Word was booked into jail on $12,000 bond on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, plus driving on a suspended license.
According to police records, Shanikia Word, 29, accidentally bumped the victim with a vehicle while the victim was attempting to stop traffic in order for children to cross the street at 300 West Old Hickory Blvd. Word left the scene but returned to yell and curse at the victim getting back in her car and intentionally bumping the victim with her vehicle two times, according to the victim.
Word left the scene again, but called police to say that she had not hit the victim with her vehicle and had gone home to wait for officers. She admitted to police to driving the vehicle, but did not touch the victim.
The victim was treated at Skyline Medical Center where she was treated for her injuries.
Word was booked into jail on $12,000 bond on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, plus driving on a suspended license.
Friday, October 26 2012, 04:25 AM CDT
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