A wild woman and her dog are seen narrowly evading a suspect who crashed down a northeast Washington, D.C., sidewalk in an allegedly stolen car as he tried to flee from police, according to Fox 5. The video is showing.
Evelina Voronina told FOX 5 that she was working in the yard on Saturday, Feb. 10, and had just let her 3-year-old dog Luna outside when she heard a loud commotion around the corner.
Around 10 a.m. that morning, someone reported a blue Hyundai Tucson stolen, according to a police report obtained by Fox 5.
Just before 4 p.m., a police officer patrolling the neighborhood spotted the stolen car and tried to stop it, but the driver fled.
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A woman and her dog narrowly avoided being hit by a suspect who was speeding down a Northeast Washington, D.C., sidewalk in a stolen car, police said. (Fox 5)
The video shows Voronina turning around, grabbing the dog and running it up the front steps of the porch. Just a few seconds later, a suspected stolen car comes speeding down the sidewalk and a police car gives chase.
Voronina said the experience was scary, but she was thankful that she and her dog were not hurt.
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On Saturday, a woman and her dog were nearly run over by a suspect fleeing from D.C. police in what appeared to be a stolen vehicle. (Fox 5)
“Being angry and angry doesn’t help the person. I’m sure they also feel embarrassed about what happened,” Voronina said.
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The stolen Hyundai was recovered after a lengthy manhunt, according to a police report. Police said at least one suspect was arrested, but two others are believed to have fled.
