A woman was struck by a vehicle in Harris County, with officials stating the incident was intentional. An arrest has been made in connection with the crime. Details of the incident are limited, but it is known to have occurred this morning.
Authorities have confirmed that a suspect has been charged. For more information on the incident, including the circumstances surrounding the arrest, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 26 Houston. Further details are available from the source.
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An arrest has been made after authorities said a woman was intentionally struck by a vehicle this morning, officials said.
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