COLUMBUS, Ohio — A woman accused of intentionally hitting and dragging another woman with her car in west Columbus earlier this month was indicted on several charges, including attempted murder.
Micki Smith, 33, was also indicted on felonious assault and tampering with evidence charges in connection to the June 3 hit-and-run.
Smith was arguing with the woman on Sullivant Avenue and accused her of stealing. Smith struck the woman with her 2005 Honda Accord and dragged her underneath the vehicle for more than 1,500 feet, according to records from Franklin County Municipal Court.
Police found the woman severely injured in an alley just west of Union Avenue.
The woman suffered "numerous broken bones, loss of a substantial amount of skin and had an arm amputated," court documents stated.
Police were able to identify Smith as the suspect from a photo provided by a witness.
Police filed an arrest warrant for Smith and arrested her last week. Her bond was set at $750,000 over the weekend.
Smith is currently being held in the Franklin County Jail. She is scheduled to be arraigned on July 5.
