Post by HARD ROCK UNIVERSE on Feb 12, 2005 17:47:14 GMT -5
STONE MOUNTAIN, Georgia (AP) -- A Georgia driver's education instructor is in a hospital after one of her students ran over her, leaving her pinned under the car for 15 minutes.
The 64-year-old driver's education aide, Patricia Erwin, was freed by firefighters with a special jack and a Jaws of Life device after the accident Friday.
A DeKalb County schools spokesman said Erwin underwent surgery to repair broken ribs, a broken leg and a shoulder injury.
Erwin, who has taught driving for 20 years, was working with the students on a drill that included pulling forward and backing up at slow speeds.
Wow, I wonder if they passed?
The 64-year-old driver's education aide, Patricia Erwin, was freed by firefighters with a special jack and a Jaws of Life device after the accident Friday.
A DeKalb County schools spokesman said Erwin underwent surgery to repair broken ribs, a broken leg and a shoulder injury.
Erwin, who has taught driving for 20 years, was working with the students on a drill that included pulling forward and backing up at slow speeds.
Wow, I wonder if they passed?
