A judge has released a man who is accused of hitting a woman with an Amazon work van and leaving the scene while she was left injured after the State’s Attorney’s Office dismissed

A County man accused of running over a woman during a hit-and-run in an Amazon van is now facing reduced charges, according to court records.

Prosecutors will not pursue felony charges against the driver of an Amazon delivery van that struck a woman in a Butchers Hill hit-and-run, 11 News has learned.

A judge has released a man who is accused of hitting a woman with an Amazon work van and leaving the scene while she was left injured after the State's Attorney's Office dismissed assault charges against him.

Disturbing security camera footage showed the horrific moment a 29-year-old woman was run over by an Amazon delivery van before the driver took off and left her motionless in the street. The Amazon worker is accused of hitting the woman on Tuesday just before 9:30 p.m. in a suburb of Baltimore, Md.

Felony charges against an Amazon driver accused of a viral hit-and-run in Baltimore were dropped, according to the state's attorney's office.

An Amazon delivery van appears to strike and drag a woman crossing a street in Baltimore’s Butchers Hill neighborhood, according to footage obtained by a local television station.

Police documents say that a man who hit a woman with an Amazon work van and left the scene questioned the victim on how she “managed to get hit.”

Home surveillance cameras captured the amazon truck slowly driving over a 29-year old woman in the crosswalk along Pratt street in the butcher's hill neighborhood. The driver then gets out of the vehicle to assess the situation, and then he's seen getting back into the van and driving away.

Baltimore prosecutors will not pursue felony charges against the driver of an Amazon delivery van that struck a woman in a Butchers Hill hit-and-run, saying the evidence does not support the charges.