The only fact here is that she stepped on the gas while the tyres were straight and pointing towards the officer. The lack of traction gave her time to continue turning the wheel. Let's focus on her actions instead of her intentions, unless you can read minds?
If she wanted to ram him, she wouldn't need to turn right at all
She wanted to get away even if it meant bumping (in her mind) a nazi or two. More charitably, her poor driving led to her almost running over an officer (or at least bumping him) and she paid dearly for it. FAFO, as the kids say.
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The only fact here is that she stepped on the gas while the tyres were straight and pointing towards the officer. The lack of traction gave her time to continue turning the wheel. Let's focus on her actions instead of her intentions, unless you can read minds?
She wanted to get away even if it meant bumping (in her mind) a nazi or two. More charitably, her poor driving led to her almost running over an officer (or at least bumping him) and she paid dearly for it. FAFO, as the kids say.
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