A woman was arrested Friday night after she drove into a liquor store and hit a pedestrian while trying to hit someone else with her vehicle, Irving police say.
Officers were dispatched at about 8 p.m. to the Liquor Depot in the 3500 block of North Belt Line Road on a hit-and-run call.
Police said Annie Williams, 58, had been in a domestic disturbance with a male and tried to hit him with her car, and in doing so drove into the store.
She backed up to try to hit him again, but instead hit a pedestrian and four parked vehicles, police said.
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Williams fled the scene and was later located by a patrol sergeant who attempted a traffic stop. She led police on a short pursuit to North Story and Rochelle roads, where she was taken into custody, police said.
The pedestrian who was hit had a broken ankle and took herself to a local hospital. The male left the scene and has not been located, police said.
Police said the liquor store had about $25,000 in damages.
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Williams was booked into the Irving jail, and faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, evading arrest, DWI and criminal mischief, according to jail records.
Her bail has not been set.
