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The violent rampage began to unfold about 8:45 when an agitated Gitlin pulled up to Shalno at a detour set up after an earlier accident involving a garbage truck. Gitlin, a software engineer at Meditech in Canton, jumped out of her car and demanded to drive through because she was late, according to Norfolk Assistant District Attorney Debi Payton. Shalno told her the road was closed because of an accident that sent a person to the hospital. I dont care who expletive died. Im more important, Gitlin twice screamed in broken English, according to Shalno. Shalno, 34, gave her detoured directions to the highway, top gun trailer the yelling and cussing Gitlin hopped back into her car and said she was going through the roadblock, according to the report. She became very disruptive and swore and insisted that she should go through, Shalno said from his bed last night. She just thought she was really special. She was nasty right from the get go. The officer asked for her license and registration but Gitlin shifted into gear. Shalno tried to stop her but got his hand wedged in her window when she shut it on him, authorities said. The officer got loose and stood in front of her vehicle. Gitlin nudged him with her car before she accelerated and shoved him out of the way, authorities said. Witnesses watched in amazement as Gitlin sped through a gas station and pulled up to a red light at Middle and Main streets. Shalno ran over and stood before her car a second time with his hands up, police said. Gitlin ignored his pleas to stop and squared off with the officer, bumping him several times with her car before stomping on the gas, authorities said. Then, all of a sudden, she lunged forward with her car and pushed him up on the hood. The cop stayed on the hood and she drove into the middle of the intersection, about 20 feet, said spectator Mark Mezzadri. Shalno was treated at South Shore Hospital for leg and knee injuries and later was released. Gitlin, of South Weymouth, was charged with attempted murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and other charges. The petite and perfectly poised Gitlin, the daughter of a piano teaching mother and engineer father, pleaded not guilty at her Quincy District Court arraignment. But her ladylike demeanor was a far cry from the explosive behavior she allegedly let loose as temperatures climbed top gun trailer morning. She was irate. She was going off on the cop. She was swearing and flailing around, said mechanic Dan Cummings. Shalno said he thought she was either spoiled or top gun trailer know the laws.