Vincent Jean, 56, has been charged. with first attempt murdersecond Aggravated assault, aggravated assault in the third degree with a deadly weapon, third degree attack auto third degree leaves the scene of motor vehicle accident with serious bodily injury, the third degree of danger to the victim and the third degree possession of weapon for illegal target.
Jean was taken into custody after an alleged attack and remains at the Union County Jail, according to prosecutors. He hasn’t hired a lawyer yet, but he should show up. in court on April 19, UCPO public This was stated to CNN by public relations officer Michael Sheets.
Jean is accused of Run over female victim in his car before supporting up and deliberately launching it over a second time. Witnesses say the attack happened after Jean and the woman had an accident and Jean tried to flee the scene, according to a joint statement from the prosecutor and Elizabeth’s superior. of police. The woman began to take photos of Jeans car “in in order to be able to identify him with the police”, after which Jean allegedly drove his car directly her, the prosecutor said.
Jean supposedly left the scene and was discovered Tuesday morning, sitting alone in his parked damaged SUV.
Footage from surveillance cameras house on area where the incident took place shows a man believed to be Jin is driving out of frame before reversing back per frame after 30 seconds. After a while, Jin allegedly flips vehicle and swerves to strike the victim, chasing them on the lawn. After skipping it, Jin allegedly pulls out in street, performs a three-point turn, and then further pursues the victim on the lawn. While trying to get away from the SUV, the victim appears to stumble and run over through vehicle. Then he seems to flip on upper of She and drive over her one last time to escape.
The victim woman was found from responding cops shortly after 8:30 am on tuesday “recumbent” on front lawn of place of residence … with numerous severe injuries,” prosecutors said. She was taken to area hospital in critical condition, but in stable state as of Thursday, according to City Hall public information officer Elizabeth Ruby Contreras.
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