A single mom suffered a severe head harm and damaged bones after being body-slammed head first by a brute throughout a stunning road-rage assault — with the entire thing caught on video.
Mother-of-two Hailea Soares, 31, was driving in Attleboro, Massachusetts shortly earlier than 9 a.m. Friday when the driving force in entrance of her stopped brief, inflicting the minor fender-bender, WHDH-TV Information reported.
That’s when issues obtained violent.
“He kept slamming on his brakes and then when we got to the intersection he hit a light and he was in front of me,” Soares advised the outlet. “As soon as we went through we didn’t even make it across and he slammed on the brakes, so I hit him.”
Police mentioned that’s when the opposite driver, recognized as 26-year-old Rhode Island resident Gladior Kwesiah stormed out of his automobile and yanked Soares out of her automobile.
Soares mentioned she solely wished to take pictures of the harm when her attacker grabbed her telephone.
“I tried to defend myself and then he picked me up, and that was when the woman got the video of me bring thrown to the ground,” Soares mentioned. “I remember thinking, ‘I’m in the air right now. I’m in the air.”
In keeping with a gofundme.com web page arrange for the battered mother, Soares was left on the bottom badly bruised and in tears, with bystanders wanting on in shock.
Kweshia was booked on the scene and hit with prices of assault and battery by the use of a harmful weapon leading to severe harm, malicious destruction of property and driving with no license.
He was ordered held on $25,000 bail.
Soares was taken to Sturdy Memorial Hospital affected by a damaged knee, a damaged foot, an injured eye socket and a severe head harm, WHDH mentioned.
“Inappropriate and unacceptable conduct stemming from what was essentially a minor motor vehicle crash,” Attleboro Police Sgt. Kevin Sellers advised the outlet.
In the meantime, Soares mentioned she’s simply pleased she was in a position to go house to her kids.
“He was just being a jerk-off on the road,” she mentioned in a separate interview with ABC-TV Information. “I don’t know if he was having a bad day. I don’t know what that was, but if that’s the type of person he is, I don’t think he belongs in society with the rest of us.”
The gofundme.com web page for Soares had raised greater than $21,000 by Monday morning.
