Shocking footage captured the moment a deranged Louisiana woman violently backed her car over a coworker, then calmly cleaned up the debris as the victim lay unconscious on the ground.
Lillian Sellers, 67, was busted Monday after security video exposed her lie that her colleague’s critical injuries stemmed from a simple fall in the parking lot of the Greenbriar Community Care Center, a senior rehab facility where they both work, the night before, according to the Slidell Police Department.
The alarming clip shows Sellers abruptly throw her SUV in reverse, speed backwards and slam into the victim as she crossed the empty parking lot toward her car around 11 p.m.
The erratic motorist then parked, got out to collect pieces of her broken bumper, and casually walked into work, telling coworkers a “woman fell in the parking lot,” cops said.
Staff at the geriatric care center rushed outside to help the victim, who was taken to a nearby hospital, where doctors said her severe injuries came from being hit by a car — not a fall.
Several witnesses told police it wasn’t unusual for Sellers, of Mandeville, to drive recklessly through the parking lot, according to authorities, who believe she was running late for work during the hit-and-run.
But when questioned about the incident, the wild driver allegedly shrugged and gave no explanation.
“The moments before the video that you see here show Sellers going inside to clock in, and immediately coming back out to leave,” police said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
“All indications and evidence indicate that there was no intent, however, the case is still under investigation. What is intentional is that Sellers obviously knew she struck a person and went as far as to remove evidence to cover her tracks.”
Sellers was charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle, hit and run driving causing serious bodily injury, negligent injuring and obstruction of justice by tampering with evidence.
She is being held at St. Tammany Parish Jail in Covington.
