A Castro Valley hit-and-run victim is in good spirits after surveillance camera caught a driver using his car to deliberately hit her as she used her walker in a church parking lot.
A Castro Valley hit-and-run victim is speaking out, but in good spirits after surveillance camera caught a driver using his car to deliberately hit her as she used her walker in a church parking lot. She's in good spirits, but her injuries are painful and she's in physical therapy.
Leland said she couldn't hear what the driver said to her since she suffers from hearing loss in her right ear.Surveillance video shows a hit-and-run in Alameda County, where a man deliberately hits a homeless woman with his vehicle. KTVU's Amber Lee spoke with a witness from this Castro Valley incident."He hit the side of my walker," Leland said. "My walker went. I lost my walker I ended up on his hood.
She said she considers herself lucky to have people who work at the church witness the hit-and-run and come to her rescue."I've been working on forgiving him," Leland said. "I'm not quite there yet. I think the most appropriate lesson for him would be anger management learning to control himself, self-control."
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