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Metro Police have arrested a man for threatening his girlfriend and unborn child, and then purposely crashing head-on into another vehicle, which killed the unborn baby.
According to police reports obtained by FOX 17 News, on Dec. 1, 54-year-old Gregory Parker and his girlfriend were having an argument while driving on the road in Davidson County, at which time he said he would kill her unborn child and everybody in the vehicle. He then jerked the wheel and increased speed, driving head-on into a parked car, according to a witness in the car.
The girlfriend was taken to Vanderbilt Medical Center for injuries to her face, legs and chest. She lost her child. She was around two months pregnant.
Parker was taken to the hospital and released. The witness sustained injuries, but did not go to the hospital.
Parker is in the Davidson County Jail on $505,000 bond on charges of attempted vehicular homicide.
According to police reports obtained by FOX 17 News, on Dec. 1, 54-year-old Gregory Parker and his girlfriend were having an argument while driving on the road in Davidson County, at which time he said he would kill her unborn child and everybody in the vehicle. He then jerked the wheel and increased speed, driving head-on into a parked car, according to a witness in the car.
The girlfriend was taken to Vanderbilt Medical Center for injuries to her face, legs and chest. She lost her child. She was around two months pregnant.
Parker was taken to the hospital and released. The witness sustained injuries, but did not go to the hospital.
Parker is in the Davidson County Jail on $505,000 bond on charges of attempted vehicular homicide.
Thursday, December 20 2012, 07:57 AM CST
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