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Woman Knocks Down Officer With Her Car, Then Runs Him Over

Police said Connie Jeanene Davis intentionally ran over a Morristown police officer on Sunday afternoon.

Morristown, TN – A Tennessee woman is facing multiple charges after she intentionally ran over a police officer with her car on Sunday afternoon, leaving him seriously injured.

The incident occurred when Morristown Police Corporal David Klein responded to the scene of a domestic disturbance on July 8 at a property that Connie Jeanene Davis was refusing to leave, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported.

Cpl. Klein attempted to pull Davis from her car so that he could arrest her, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.

That’s when Davis intentionally accelerated in reverse, knocking Cpl. Klein to the ground. She ran over him, the Morristown Police Department said in a news release.

Other officers were able to take Davis into custody while Cpl. Klein was transported to the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville.

The officer suffered head and leg injuries, and underwent surgery on Sunday evening, according to the Knoxville News Sentinel.

Cpl. Klein’s condition was not known on Monday but his injuries were believed to be non-life threatening, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Davis was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, evading arrest, and disorderly conduct, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.

She remained in jail in lieu of a $300,000 bond, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.

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Burgers Allday
Burgers Allday

Well, I guess it is better than being insulted improperly.

JrzDvl
JrzDvl

@Burgers Allday, your uneducated opinion is indicative of someone with Zero knowledge on either side of the fence.... LEO or Criminal. you write stupid comments... you'll get insulted properly.

ByAnyMeansNecessary
ByAnyMeansNecessary

@Pat1978 Congrats on having a very articulate 5 year old who outsmarts his dad regularly! I have a newborn myself, how did you prepare your son?

Pat1978
Pat1978

@Burgers Allday only if she wasn't drunk or hadn't previously harmed anyone. Most bosses are not cool with that philosophy but I've done it in the right circumstances. The reason I mention bosses is that almost everyone feels pressure from their bosses, regardless of their line of work.

Burgers Allday
Burgers Allday

Letting her leave would have been much less costly for the taxpayers. One thing that I find that a lot of police officers don't understand is that often the safest course of action is to let the suspect leave. Especially in situations like this one where the suspect is not suspected of a serious crime. Someone mentioned that the officer acted in the spur of the moment, but, then, so did this "suspect." Moreover, it is the type of moment that the police officer should have thought about ahead of time as part of his training on how not to play stupid games and win stupid prizes.

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joaquinradioman
joaquinradioman

I am getting freaking tired of people attacking police...Throw her in jail for a few years and that ought to straighten her ass up!!!!

Hi_estComnDenomnn
Hi_estComnDenomnn

Good Heavens Burgers you're giving me the vapors I do declare. I'm gonna need an ivory fan and a cosmopolitan!