Alanna Baylies, 33, arrested after striking Dartmouth police officer, then crashing car on Route 18 in New Bedford, Massachusetts
Police: Woman strikes Dartmouth officer with car
While Baylies was transported to St. Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford for evaluation, the officer who was struck was treated for “an upper body injury” at Charlton Memorial Hospital in Fall River and later released.
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