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2024-06-28 06:30:07 UTC
POLK COUNTY, Fla. (WWSB) - A woman was arrested Monday afternoon following
a domestic disturbance in Orlando, in which she intentionally drove over a
man who was holding an infant, injuring them both.
27-year old, Aaliyah Ross, is being held in the Orange County Jail after
detectives from the Polk County Sheriffs Office authorized an arrest
warrant for Ross. She is being charged with aggravated child abuse,
aggravated battery-domestic, negligent child abuse, battery-domestic, and
leaving the scene of a crash with property damage.
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The 25-year old male victim was treated and released from the hospital,
but suffers bruising to his body and lungs. The 16-month old infant boy
remains hospitalized with a broken left shoulder collar bone, multiple
broken ribs, a partially collapsed lung, and abrasions and bruising on his
body.
An argument escalated between Ross and the man, so she placed two other
small children (4 years old and 6 months old) into her car, and got into
the drivers seat of a Toyota Corolla. The man picked up the infant and
began to run away as Ross accelerated directly at the two victims, and ran
them over before she crashed the vehicle into a trailer.
At around 12:22 p.m., Ross returned to the now unoccupied residence and
put the infant inside, leaving him alone while she left again.
Following her arrest, Ross told a detective that there have been several
times in the past that she has acted as if she was going to run over the
man, but would swerve at last second to avoid hitting him. She said she
assumed that because of that, he would have moved out of the way in this
instance, but he did not.
Aaliyah Ross made a series of incredibly unthinkable choices Monday:
running over a man and a baby with a car, leaving the baby alone, and
failing to get medical treatment for the obviously injured baby. Someone
who does this to a baby will do this to anyoneher uncontrollable rage is
a threat to the public., Sheriff Grady Judd said in a statement.
The other two children were located and the Florida Department of Children
and Families is currently evaluating their plan of custody. Ross will be
transferred from the Orange County Jail to the Polk County Jail.
The investigation is ongoing.
https://www.mysuncoast.com/2024/06/25/woman-arrested-after-running-over-
man-infant-with-her-vehicle/
a domestic disturbance in Orlando, in which she intentionally drove over a
man who was holding an infant, injuring them both.
27-year old, Aaliyah Ross, is being held in the Orange County Jail after
detectives from the Polk County Sheriffs Office authorized an arrest
warrant for Ross. She is being charged with aggravated child abuse,
aggravated battery-domestic, negligent child abuse, battery-domestic, and
leaving the scene of a crash with property damage.
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The 25-year old male victim was treated and released from the hospital,
but suffers bruising to his body and lungs. The 16-month old infant boy
remains hospitalized with a broken left shoulder collar bone, multiple
broken ribs, a partially collapsed lung, and abrasions and bruising on his
body.
An argument escalated between Ross and the man, so she placed two other
small children (4 years old and 6 months old) into her car, and got into
the drivers seat of a Toyota Corolla. The man picked up the infant and
began to run away as Ross accelerated directly at the two victims, and ran
them over before she crashed the vehicle into a trailer.
At around 12:22 p.m., Ross returned to the now unoccupied residence and
put the infant inside, leaving him alone while she left again.
Following her arrest, Ross told a detective that there have been several
times in the past that she has acted as if she was going to run over the
man, but would swerve at last second to avoid hitting him. She said she
assumed that because of that, he would have moved out of the way in this
instance, but he did not.
Aaliyah Ross made a series of incredibly unthinkable choices Monday:
running over a man and a baby with a car, leaving the baby alone, and
failing to get medical treatment for the obviously injured baby. Someone
who does this to a baby will do this to anyoneher uncontrollable rage is
a threat to the public., Sheriff Grady Judd said in a statement.
The other two children were located and the Florida Department of Children
and Families is currently evaluating their plan of custody. Ross will be
transferred from the Orange County Jail to the Polk County Jail.
The investigation is ongoing.
https://www.mysuncoast.com/2024/06/25/woman-arrested-after-running-over-
man-infant-with-her-vehicle/