WALDORF, Md. – On June 28, at 8 p.m., officers responded to a neighborhood in the 2600 block of Poplar Court in Waldorf for the report of an domestic dispute.
While in route, officers learned a woman involved in the dispute had three open warrants for failing to appear in court on first-degree assault, second-degree assault and child neglect charges.
Upon arrival, the woman was observed sitting inside a car, which was parked in the driveway. After making contact with the woman, officers worked to deescalate the situation, remove her from the vehicle and safely take her into custody. She indicated she was going to get out of the car but when she began doing so, she suddenly put the car in drive at which time one of the officers reached through an open passenger door in an effort to stop her from fleeing.
The woman began striking the officer with her fists and drove down the driveway with the officer partially in the car. The officer was able to utilize his Taser to stop the woman and with help from another officer, they were able to stop the car and apprehend her.
Medical personnel responded to assess the woman and she was cleared by EMS personnel.
Jasmine Leayre Cooper, 24, of Waldorf, was arrested and charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault, and resisting arrest.
On June 29, a judge ordered Cooper be held without bond at the Charles County Detention Center.
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Oh she just needs some rehabilitation, good person, you can see it in her eyes.
An excellent job
That stuff on her lip has some stuff on its lip
See? They just keep proving what I’ve said over & over.
I know her personally and she has some mental health issues, so I hope she can get the help she needs as opposed to a jail sentence she doesn’t need.
Thanks for getting her the help she needed before the police got involved. Oh wait… well, let’s all thank whoever we pray to that she didn’t shoot up the neighborhood. Folks, we all have to get our friends and family the help they need. If you think nobody in your life struggles with mental health issues then your friends and family should probably be getting the help for you.
You’re right, she didn’t need a jail sentence. She needed a friend that could see she had mental health issues and would follow through on getting her the help she truly needed. Now, she needs a lawyer.
Every one of them has mental health issues
Not our problem
Lock them up
Charming gal..
Geez! He’s scary lookin’
I know her personally and the type of person she is. She knows she needed help and been trying her hardest to do whats best for her and her kids. Sometime things dont play out how we want. Praying for her and her healing and her babies.