Dianne Maros, of South Carolina, required 10 procedures and has been in hospital since October 20, according to the family's lawyer.
Bodycam footage released on Wednesday showed the moment a South Carolina deputy accidentally shot an elderly woman in her home.
As seen in the bodycam footage, the deputy asked Kaiser if he had been to Spinx since her first visit. When Kaiser said he had visited the store, the deputy began to read him his Miranda rights, alerting him that he is suspected of theft. "I'm stronger than you," Kaiser told the officer as she made repeated pleas for him to let go of her."I can do whatever the f*** I want."
The suspect lurched forward and broke free from his mother's grip, prompting the officer to fire a round which hit the elderly woman identified by theas Dianne Maros. As Kaiser's attempts to grab the deputy continued, she fired another round which did not hit anybody. Warning: The following video contains scenes some viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
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