well and blocked defendant's vehicle at a slight angle by cutting to the right in front of her vehicle.
Mankovich exited his vehicle. With his badge hanging from his neck chain and his hand on his firearm, he yelled at defendant to shut off the car and exit her vehicle. Suddenly, defendant backed up and then drove forward toward him. As the car came forward, Mankovich was struck by the left front quarter panel of the car. Meanwhile, Huha had also exited the police vehicle. He was at the rear of the Camaro when it first went into reverse. Anticipating further pursuit, Huha started to go back to the police car. He then heard the screech of the tires, Mankovich yell, and "a popping sound" as defendant's driver sidewindow broke. Huha observed Mankovich partially inside the Camaro's driver side window, fighting with defendant. It was later determined that the popping noise was caused by the breaking of the driver's window by some part of Mankovich's body as he was hit by the vehicle. Mankovich had attempted to get to the gear shift lever while screaming at defendant to shut off the vehicle. At the same time, he heard the engine revving loudly and screamed "get your foot off the gas," while battling defendant for the gear shift.
The Camaro finally went into neutral and came to rest with a "light tap" on the police car. Mankovich began battling with defendant. He ultimately grabbed her hair and pulled her out of the Camaro through the window. She was