Charge dropped against Port Pirie woman police had alleged hit a man with a tractor
A woman is no longer accused of hitting a man with a tractor, causing him significant injuries, after police dropped charges.
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The charge against a Port Pirie woman originally accused of hitting a man with a tractor, causing him significant injuries, has been dropped.
Emergency services were called to Kitchener Tce at Risdon Park about 5.30pm on December 13 after reports a person had been hit by a tractor in a domestic incident.
A 35-year-old Port Pirie West man suffered significant leg injuries and was later treated at the Port Pirie Hospital.
Detectives later charged a 30-year-old woman, from the same address, and charged her with causing harm by dangerous driving.
On March 27, just over three months later, the charge was dropped.
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