Franklin County men charged in hit and run, robbery of vehicle

Two men are facing multiple felony charges after, police say, they assaulted and pushed a woman out of her vehicle, running over her leg.

Andrew Rhodes, 23, of Shippensburg and Zachary Stacey, 24, of Chambersburg were arrested in Greene Township June 14 when police responded to an assault in progress.

The victim told police that she was inside her vehicle at Caledonia Park when her boyfriend, Rhodes, and his friend, Stacey, returned to the vehicle. Rhodes allegedly pulled the victim from the Honda Accord, striking her in the face and pulling her hair in an attempt to have sex with her, according to documents. 

When the victim attempted to re-enter the car, police say, Rhodes told Stacey to push her out. With the vehicle moving forward, the fallen victim's leg was run over.

The victim was treated at Chambersburg Hospital for multiple leg injuries and a concussion.

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Rhodes is facing multiple felony counts, including aggravated assault, robbery of a motor vehicle, criminal conspiracy and misdemeanors. 

Stacey is facing similar charges.

Rhodes is being held in the Franklin County Jail on $100,000 bail. Stacey posted $75,000 for bail on the day of his arrest. 

Both are awaiting preliminary hearings in front of Magisterial District Judge Todd Williams, scheduled for the morning of June 25. 

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