Career criminal sister of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz faces life in prison after 22 arrests, 16 felony convictions and a recent attack on a 72-year-old woman during a carjacking Danielle Woodard spent years cycling in and out of jails. At the time of the Parkland school massacr3, she was in a Florida prison, serving an eight-year sentence for a series of felonies, including attempted felony murd3r, fleeing and eluding, credit-card fraud and resisting arrest with violence. It was her second stint in prison, previously she served a five-year sentence for a separate set of felonies. She left a Florida prison in August 2019, state records show. But just a few months later, in January 2020, she was arrested again in Miami-Dade. This time, police said, she carjacked an elderly woman who was trying to donate goods at a Goodwill in Miami Gardens. According to an arrest report, Woodard jumped in the car and tried to drive away, hurling the woman from the car, causing injuries to her arm and head. A man who was with the victim also tried stopping the car, hanging on to the car, hurting himself in falling away. Woodard crashed the stolen car and was arrested, the report said. She’s been in a Miami-Dade jail, awaiting trial ever since. Woodard was listed as a possible defense witness for her brothers trial, however her attorneys are advising against it. #crimetiktokers #crimetiktoker #crimetiktok #crimejunkie #crimetok #truecrimetiktok - @crimeatyourfingertips