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Woman Hit By Deputy’s Vehicle After Chase Ends On Nine Mile Road
October 26, 2022
An Escambia County woman was struck by a deputy’s vehicle after a chase ended on Nine Mile Road late Monday afternoon.
The ECSO said Tuesday that deputies attempted to make contact with 50-year old Angela Lisa Hernandez on Durand Avenue in Ensey because she had outstanding arrest warrants.
Hernandez allegedly fled in her vehicle across a yard and through a fence before leading deputies on a chase.
The pursuit traveled from Durand Avenue to Ranger Drive, west on Detroit Boulevard to Pine Forest Road, north to Nine Mile Road and west on Nine Mile Road to Pine Cone Drive, according to deputies. At Pine Cone Drive, Hernandez headed back east on Nine Mile Road and across Pine Forest Road.
Near the Sunside Cannabis Dispensary and Ascension Sacred Heart east of Publix, deputies attempted a PIT maneuver.
“She exited her still-moving vehicle and was hit by the (ECSO) Tahoe,” spokesperson Morgan Lewis said.
Durand suffered non-life threatening injuries and was transported to an area hospital where she was treated and released before being booked into the Escambia County Jail without bond.
According to jail records, she was charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding with injury or damage, resisting arrest with violence, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with a revoked license, and a probation violation. She had outstanding warrants for resisting arrest and driving with a suspended license.
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9 Responses to “Woman Hit By Deputy’s Vehicle After Chase Ends On Nine Mile Road”
Everyone should pay attention to this and take heed: the violence perpetrated by the Escambia County Sheriffs Office on the citizens of this county is part of the reason this county has become so violent. Violence begets violence. The courts, state attorneys office, and the sheriffs office never hold these deputies accountable and the price will be more thug behavior by the police in this county and we, the citizens, treated as second class citizens.
She should loose her driving license for the next 20 years and be remanded to a bike or a 3 wheeler for that entire duration.
Great job ECSO getting her off the street. Maybe judicial system will keep her a long time
She needs a long sentence so she can get sober and not end up killing a poor innocent person Great job to the law enforcement..
Fence Jumper, that was brilliant.
They made contact and the tahoe got in on that action. Her warrants were for the same thing, running from the police. Some would say those are not dangerous people. I say they are up there in danger as they put every person on the road or in a parking lot in danger. She could have ran over someone. Not saying the police did wrong by getting her either. Hope she spends a good long while in jail to figure out her issues in life.
Jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
So it sounds like the deputies were successful in making contact with her after all.
A woman was not hit by a vehicle – a criminal was injured while fleeing & eluding. She should consider herself blessed to have survived. Maybe this will be a long needed wake up call.
Speedy Gonzalez….uh..Hernandez. Glad everyone, including the general public escaped injury. It’s ridiculous to think you can outrun the Police. They’re going to catch you one way or another.