An argument over a parking space escalated quickly after cops say Yvonne Aragon hit a man with her vehicle before pulling out a gun.
An argument over parking escalated quickly at a New Mexico casino late last week when cops say a woman drove her car into her rival for a spot.
Bernalillo County authorities have slapped Yvonne Aragon with charges of assault with a deadly weapon in the encounter at the Route 66 Casino in Albuquerque, which cops say occurred Friday.
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Cops say the spat became even crazier after the victim tossed his coffee on Aragon's car, at which time she allegedly pulled out a pistol.
Responding officers say they discovered bruises on the victim's leg that matched a skeleton on Aragon's license plate.
"The victim stated that he was saving a spot for his wife to park in," Captain Andi Taylor with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office told KOB. “So he was standing in the parking spot."
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Police say Aragon admitted to hitting the victim with the car but denied pointing a gun at him.
The 45-year-old faces two felony battery charges for what Taylor said amounted to her ill-advised reaction to her exasperation.
"Potentially she has felonies on her record all because she was impatient and decided to react in a hostile, negative manner," Taylor said.
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