In October 2025, an Ohio woman, Danielle Henry, was sentenced to up to 5½ years in prison for the fatal dragging death of 38-year-old DoorDash driver Ibrahim Diakite in a Kroger parking lot in Westerville. Henry had been shoplifting and was driving a stolen vehicle when she collided with Diakite. Following the collision, Diakite pursued Henry’s vehicle, climbed onto her hood at a stoplight, and was subsequently dragged for approximately 300 to 600 feet before being run over, leading to his death at a hospital.

At the time of the incident, Henry had multiple active warrants for theft, receiving stolen property, and failure to comply with police. She pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide last month. Westerville Police Chief Holly Murchland stated that Henry’s actions demonstrated a willingness to evade arrest at any cost, posing a danger to the community. As part of her sentence, Henry is required to serve at least four years in prison, and her driver’s license has been permanently suspended.

Source: Ohio woman learns fate in fatal dragging of driver who climbed onto her hood in road rage death

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