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Garner police identify woman found on side of road


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Garner police say they have identified a Hispanic woman who was found unconscious on the shoulder of Aversboro Road near Old Scarborough Lane on Tuesday morning. They are waiting for the woman's family to confirm her identity before releasing her name, however.

Investigators also have identified the people who were with the woman at the time of her injury. It was not "a random act of violence," Garner police said Tuesday afternoon.

A passing motorist called police at 3:31 a.m. to alert them that the woman was lying on the side of the road. She had suffered a head injury, and officers said they are not sure what caused it.

Emergency crews took the woman to WakeMed, where she was listed in critical condition Tuesday evening, police said.

The woman was wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. She is 5 feet tall, approximately 100 pounds, with shoulder-length, dark brown hair, brown eyes, light skin tone and a green butterfly tattoo on the right side of her stomach.

Anyone who saw the woman or has any information about her being on the road should call police at 919-772-8810.

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no one is really saying they don't care if she's legal or not, but that if she isn't legal, her family or those who know her will be too afraid to come forward to id her. it was not a polical comment, just a statement of fact.

tikisha.. lets leave the legality status out of this one.. this is a human being who suffered a terrible ordeal and god willing whoever attacked this woman gets caught before someone else gets hurt

What a terrible story!

Praying for her, and praying that the authorities catch up with whatever animals may have done this to her.

God bless.

Rev. RB

Which means it was a deliberate act of violence??

HOPE SHE WILL BE OK

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