Ohio woman gets life sentence for hitting, killing man with vehicle

SCIOTO COUNTY, OH (WOWK) — An Ohio woman was found guilty of hitting and killing her boyfriend with an SUV after a miles-long pursuit between the two, according to Scioto County Prosecutor Shane Tieman.

Brooklyn Frazie, 42, got a life sentence with the possibility of parole after 34 years for the death of 44-year-old Darrell “Scott” Donahoe, Prosecutor Tieman posted to Facebook.

He said Frazie and Donahoe got into an argument in September 2023 when she began to chase after him in an SUV. Donahoe was riding a motorcycle, according to the Facebook post.

Near a CVS in New Boston, Frazie hit his motorcycle where he crashed and fell off the vehicle, according to Prosecutor Tieman. He said Frazie drove forward, dragging Donahoe dozens of feet under the vehicle.

Prosecutor Tieman said Donahoe suffered multiple rib fractures and lacerations to his liver. He was pronounced dead a little after making it to a hospital.

A blood analysis showed Frazie had methamphetamine in her system and was also in possession of suboxone at the time of the crash, according to the social media post.

Frazie’s trial ended on Friday where she was convicted of aggravated murder and 11 other counts, according to Prosecutor Tieman.

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