Police: Woman charged after striking bike officer with vehicle during Center City riots

Police: Woman charged after striking bike officer with vehicle in Center City during riots

Police say Angela Hall, 41, was arrested and charged after striking a bike officer with an SUV.

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say a woman has been charged after striking a bike officer with a vehicle and taking off in Center City during the riots last month.

The incident happened on 7th Street and Chestnut Street on May 30 just before 10 p.m.

Angela Hall, 41, was arrested and charged following the incident last month. (Philadelphia Police Department)

Police say officers were attempting to arrest suspected looters when a nearby vehicle plowed into bike officer Antonio Nieves and fled the scene.

Officer Nieves suffered multiple injuries, including 12 broken ribs, a broken shoulder, a broken arm, a broken scapula, a cracked sternum, and fractured vertebrae, sources tell FOX 29's Steve Keeley.

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According to police, Angela Hall, 41, has been charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated assaultof a law enforcement officer, and other related charges.

On Tuesday, the District Attorney's Office announced that Hall had also been charged with burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary for her role in incidents that occurred prior to her allegedly striking Officer Nieves.