
Cynthia Diaz Sosa. Image source: Monroe County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office

'Good for her; I would have done the same.'
Cynthia Diaz Sosa told Key West, Florida, investigators she stopped in traffic on Petronia Street on the evening of July 9 “waiting to let a chicken cross the road," according to WPLG-TV, which said it obtained an arrest report of the incident.
'This woman is to be admired! She's a nature lover.'
However, Sosa told police another driver began honking at her, passed her, and then ran over and killed the chicken, the station said.
The 38-year-old told investigators she wanted to “teach her a lesson” — meaning the motorist who allegedly ran over and killed the chicken, WPLG reported.
With that, Sosa followed the other driver, the station said.
Law & Crime said the other driver told police she "was on her way to pick up her child from daycare" when Sosa's "vehicle jumped in front of" her car.
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At Emma and Olivia Streets, Sosa began pulling on the woman’s door, soon got it open, and then doused the driver with bear spray — and sprayed another woman inside the vehicle as well — and then took off, WPLG said.
Key West Fire Department medics checked out the two victims at the scene, and police said they later located Sosa, the station said.
WPLG said Sosa was arrested on two counts of aggravated battery and one count of burglary with assault or battery, WPLG reported.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office told Blaze News that Sosa's bond was $35,000.
WPLG said Sosa wasn't listed Tuesday among active jail inmates, and her arraignment is scheduled for July 24.
Commenters underneath the WPLG story for the most part seemed squarely in Sosa's corner:
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