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Police Arrest Woman For Intentionally Killing Boyfriend With Car

Police Arrest Woman For Intentionally Killing Boyfriend With Car

The boyfriend exited the car after the couple got into an argument. The girlfriend initially drove off — before allegedly running him over.

A few Florida woman has been accused of murdering her boyfriend after she allegedly mowed him down with her car in Alabama over the weekend, a report said.

Police Arrest Woman For Intentionally Killing Boyfriend With Car

The lady identified as Johana Suarez is accused of intentionally hitting her boyfriend, Henry Hernandez striking Henry Hernandez as he was walking along Interstate 10 in Mobile at about 5 a.m.Interstate 10 in Mobile around 5 a.m. Sunday, authorities said Fox 10 News.

The duo got into a fight after driving the wrong way on the interstate after an overnight stay in Mississippi, the report said.

Hernandez got out of the car with his belongings and Suarez drove off first – before backing up and allegedly hitting her boyfriend head-on.

He died right at the spot of the incident.

A passerby called 911 and Suarez was still at the crash site when deputies arrived.

She was arrested and charged with murder.

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