Nebraska State Patrol arrests driver after hit and run; spit on trooper

LINCOLN, Neb. (KMTV) — The Nebraska State Patrol arrested a 34-year-old Milford girl concerned in an in a single day hit-and-run on I-80.

Here is what we all know:

Based on NSP, round 12:00 a.m., troopers had been notified of a hit-and-run crash that had occurred on Interstate 80 close to mile marker 391.

The incident reportedly concerned a sedan driving eastbound within the westbound lanes, inflicting a collision between a Ford Eco Sport and a semi, stated NSP. Minutes later, a trooper positioned two extra automobiles that appeared to have been concerned in a crash close to mile marker 397.

The trooper recognized a kind of automobiles, a Kia Spectra, because the automobile reportedly concerned within the earlier crash and likewise noticed the driving force to be impaired, NSP stated.

The motive force was positioned in custody as troopers investigated each crashes, with help from Seward and Lancaster County Sheriff’s deputies.

The motive force of the Kia and the driving force of the Ford concerned within the first crash had been each transported to Bryan Well being Middle West Campus with minor accidents.

Whereas on the hospital, the driving force of the Kia, Heather Teschendorf, 34, of Milford, allegedly spit on a trooper’s face and was bodily combative, stated NSP.

Following medical clearance, Teschendorf, was lodged in Lancaster County Jail for driving beneath the affect, willful reckless driving, leaving the scene of a crash, assault on a public security officer with bodily fluid, failure to undergo a pretest, and resisting arrest.

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