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   A New Jersey man was accused of attempted murder Wednesday after   
   he allegedly plowed into a fleeing woman in an apparent road   
   rage attack that unfolded in a suburban front yard.   
      
   The woman was seen in surveillance video obtained by NBC New   
   York running from the man's SUV moments before he allegedly ran   
   over her.   
      
   She was initially in critical condition, according to the Union   
   County Prosecutor’s Office, and had improved to fair condition,   
   NBC New York reported Thursday.   
      
   Vincent Jean, 56, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree   
   attempted murder, aggravated assault and other crimes, the   
   statement said.   
      
   The prosecutor's office said he allegedly ran her over twice —   
   once as she was running, and a second time after he'd already   
   hit her.   
      
   Jean "deliberately" backed up over her, the statement said.   
      
   The incident began Tuesday morning after a minor accident in   
   Elizabeth involving Jean and the 23-year-old woman, according to   
   the prosecutor's office.   
      
   NBC New York reported that neighbors saw Jean driving in reverse   
   down a one-way street, apparently to avoid Tuesday rush hour   
   traffic, when he crashed into the woman's car.   
      
   When Jean tried to drive away, the woman began photographing his   
   car.   
      
   "At that point, the suspect drove his car directly at the victim   
   and she began to run onto the lawn to avoid being struck," the   
   prosecutor's office said.   
      
   In the video, Jean's silver SUV can be seen following her   
   through the front yard. She can be seen falling moments before   
   the SUV struck her, the station reported.   
      
   “How could you do a thing like this?" a neighbor whose camera   
   captured the surveillance video told NBC New York. "It was a   
   fender bender, that’s all.”   
      
   Jean then allegedly fled the area, the prosecutor's office said.   
   Later that morning, patrol officers found him parked on a nearby   
   street sitting alone in the driver's seat of his SUV.   
      
   Jean was in custody at the Union County jail and was awaiting a   
   first appearance. It wasn't immediately clear if he has a lawyer   
   to speak on his behalf.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/jersey-driver-accused-running-over-   
   044746086.html   
      
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