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Woman Arrested In Naples After Running Over Officer’s Foot With golf Cart, Police Say

Author Keith Connors

A woman down in Naples was arrested after running over a police officer’s foot with a golf cart, according to Collier County Sheriff’s Office.

44-year-old Kelly L. Haney of Indiana was attending an art show in Naples when this all went down, according to reports. Apparently, Haney was stopped by traffic police after they had learned she had busted through barricades and drove on a pedestrian-only path Sunday afternoon. Reports say she did stop after an officer told her to do so but proceeded to move forward again when the officer was in front of the golf cart. This is when she allegedly drove over the officer’s foot.

Police say they asked why she drove on the pedestrian path. She apparently told cops it was the only way to a nearby parking garage, and that running over the officer’s foot was an accident. Cops say they smelled alcohol on Haney’s breath. Reports show that she told officers she had two glasses of champagne an hour before she was stopped by police.

Officers arrested Haney for DUI with a blood alcohol content of .15 or greater and was taken to the Naples Jail Center according to Fox 13.

She was released on bond Monday, according to police.

 

 

Where Florida Ranks in UFO Sightings

  • #3. Washington:

    4,351 sightings

  • #2. Florida:

    5,826 sightings

    Floridians count many believers among them; and hundreds of folks have come forward with tales of holograms, abductions, odd spacecraft, lights in the sky, and everything in between over the years. Many UFO sightings have been debunked, including two 2018 incidents of a butterfly mistaken for alien craft over a Floridian swamp; and Tallahassee parachuters who got confused with UFOs.

    The first documented image of a UFO was captured in 1870 on the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. More sightings were reported at Mount Rainier in Washington in 1947, and of course several in Roswell, New Mexico. Since then, countless numbers of unusual shapes in the sky—and their supposed inhabitants—have been exhaustively reported without sufficient explanations beyond the possible existence of extraterrestrial life.

    A surge in eyewitness accounts begot even more sightings along with attempts to protect against invasions and abductions. More than 40,000 Americans bought into alien protection insurance, which offers customers monetary relief should a loved one get carted away by little green men. One Roper Poll in 1991 suggests that around 4 million Americans believe they’ve been abducted by aliens.

    The longstanding, official position of the U.S. government has been that claims of alien life stem from hoaxes or mistaking other objects like weather balloons for UFOs or alien life. A highly anticipated U.S. intelligence report on UFOs, due to Congress on June 25, is unlikely to change that position: Leaks ahead of its release suggest the official ruling will be that no evidence of alien life has been found—but conveniently can’t be ruled out.

    Keep reading to find out which states have had the most and fewest UFO sightings.

  • #1. California:

    10,333 sightings

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