Police are looking into allegations that the altercation that left a 25-year-old woman in a wheelchair may have started during a football game between Wylie East and Wylie High three days prior to the accident.
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25-year-old Victoria Baribe has several broken bones, damage to internal organs and is in a wheelchair after police say she was run over by 18-year-old Mahey Mohammed last month.
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Mahommed admitted to police that he was driving the Dodge Charger that video shows running over Baribe. He’s charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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Wylie East defeated Wylie High in football three days before the accident, and police are investigating claims that the confrontation may have stemmed from the game.
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25-year-old Victoria Baribe has several broken bones, damage to internal organs and is in a wheelchair after police say she was run over by 18-year-old Mahey Mohammed last month.
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Mahommed admitted to police that he was driving the Dodge Charger that video shows running over Baribe. He’s charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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Wylie East defeated Wylie High in football three days before the accident, and police are investigating claims that the confrontation may have stemmed from the game.
WYLIE, TexasAfter becoming a victim of a battle between high school kids, a young Collin County woman faces a lengthy recuperation.
25 years old Victoria Baribe had internal organ damage and fractured bones. In a wheelchair, she is.
According to police, a Wylie High School student hit Victoria during a fight at her house last month.
A Dodge Charger is seen on camera passing Victoria in front of her family’s house.
Her mother, Josephine Baribe, told FOX 4 on Monday, “It’s so painful to us.”
Victoria has damage to her neck, ribs, liver, lungs, and more. She is in a wheelchair and can hardly move or speak.
“That was a nightmare to my life for my daughter to have to go through that,” said Josephine.
Mahey Mohammed, 18, was charged by the Wylie Police Department with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to the department, he acknowledged operating the Charger that collided with Victoria.
According to police, Victoria’s younger brother, a wide receiver at Wylie East High, was confronted by Mohammed and three other passengers, all of whom were Wylie High School students.
Police are looking into allegations that the altercation may have been sparked by a football game between Wylie East and Wylie High, which Wylie East won three days prior to the accident.
“Really?” Victoria asked them. You’re going to beat up my brother over a game at high school? Josephine uttered those words.
According to the mother, her daughter tried to confront her brother by going outside their house to talk to the group.
Victoria can be seen on camera moving in front of the vehicle and perhaps slamming the bonnet before the driver accelerates.
“They drove the car over her body with high speed,” Josephine remarked.
Police in Wylie tell FOX 4 that they do not anticipate the other occupants of the car being charged.
The Baribe family, meanwhile, claims that because Victoria lacks insurance, it is impossible to predict how much time and money her recuperation will take.
Mohammed posted a $50,000 bond and was let out of jail.
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The victim’s family and the Wylie Police Department provided the information for this article.
The victim’s family and the Wylie Police Department provided the information for this article.
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