INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman reportedly hit a man with her car following an argument, eventually standing over him and saying that no one was going to call the police to help him.
According to court documents, Chasidy Stallworth was charged in Marion County with:
- One count of aggravated battery – posing a substantial risk of death, a Level 3 felony
- One count of aggravated battery – causing serious permanent disfigurement, a Level 3 felony
- One count of domestic battery by means of a deadly weapon, a Level 5 felony
- One count of battery by means of a deadly weapon, a Level 5 felony
- One count of domestic battery resulting in serious bodily injury, a Level 5 felony
- One count of battery resulting in serious bodily injury, a Level 5 felony
On Sept. 10, officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to an incident where a person was struck by a vehicle on the northwest side of Indianapolis. When officers arrived, they said a man was found lying in the roadway.
The documents stated that, at the time, the man was taken to a local hospital with injuries all over his body. The man was said to be in critical condition.
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At the scene, officers reportedly spoke to a woman later identified as Stallworth, who reportedly told them that she had gotten into an altercation before the incident. The documents stated that Stallworth said things first became physical when they were sitting in the vehicle, leading the man to exit the vehicle and jump in front of her vehicle before it struck him.
However, several witnesses on scene, as well as surveillance video, provided IMPD with a different narrative of what reportedly occurred…