![right-img2](https://vidmax.com/templates/vidmax_2020/images/icons/right-img2.png.pagespeed.ce.bp2sl7AN9J.png)
![right-img4](https://vidmax.com/templates/vidmax_2020/images/icons/right-img4.png.pagespeed.ce.G7eu2_Ek66.png)
A woman who attacked a Chicago police officer stole his squad car and ran him over, was acquitted of all charges.
Cook County Judge Tyria Walton found Whitley Temple not guilty of attempted murder.
Temple can now walk free after the judge said she was not guilty by reason of insanity.
She was also found not guilty of two counts of aggravated battery to a police officer, vehicular hijacking, and possession of a stolen vehicle.
After Temple stole the car, she sped off, reaching speeds of 90mph before running into 4 cars.
The police officer suffered a concussion and needed multiple stitches.
Temple will only have to show up to court for a meeting with mental health officials for a treatment plan.