A fight over a handicapped parking spot ended with a 71-year-old woman being hospitalized with a broken leg and the need for a second hip replacement . The confrontation at the Walmart store on West Layton Avenue in Greenfield , Wisconsin , saw two women , both with handicapped tags on their cars , face off over the space . Kezia Perkins , 32 , was attempting to park in the handicapped spot , but could n't make the turn into the space . That 's when the unidentified 71-year-old woman pulled in instead in her SUV . Surveillance footage from February 3 shows Perkins block in the SUV , then get out of her car and move around to the driver 's window , out of sight . Perkins can been on surveillance footage rushing around the back of her car to confront the 71-year-old woman that cut across her to get to the handicap spot . Bystanders described how Perkins walked up to the older woman and 'chest-butted ' her causing her to fall backwards . She hit the ground hard and rolled onto her side in pain , having recently had a hip replacement - the fall broke her leg . As Perkins began to return to her car , witnesses rushed forward to help the older woman who lay on the ground in agony . She returned to her own car , appeared to look for something in her trunk and then went back to the other vehicle and yelled through the passenger side window . Perkins once again returned to her own car , and after a brief moment the SUV driver emerged and began to walk around the vehicle towards the store . The footage shows the two women exchanging words over the roof of Perkins ' car before she rushes around the back of it and appears to shove the older woman to the ground . The 71-year-old hit the ground hard and rolled onto her side in pain as Perkins began to return to her car . Bystanders , including John Rawlins of West Allis , rushed to help the woman who was now laying in the slush and ice . Kezia Perkins , 32 , was attempting to park in a handicapped spot at Walmart when the driver of an SUV cut her off and pulled into the spot . 'From what she told me when I was tending to her , she just had hip surgery done . She couldn ` t move . It may have come undone , ' Rawlins told Fox 6 . Perkins was charged on Wednesday with felony aggravated battery and appears in court next week . In describing what happened he said : 'This lady chest-butted , ' referring to Perkins . Perkins is alleged to have told police : 'it ’ s not my fault the elderly woman bounced off my big ( chest ) . ' When Greenfield police checked her license and handicapped tag they found that the license was n't valid and the tag was n't even registered in her name . Perkins was charged on Wednesday with felony aggravated battery , and could face six years in prison if convicted and up to $ 10,000 in fines . She appears in court next week . Police said that the victim went through five hours of surgery after she was attacked to fix fractures to her femur . She also needed a second hip replacement . Perkins ' lawyer issued a statement maintaining her innocence and that she is handicapped . 'This was an unfortunate accident that came about after a misunderstanding between two individuals . Ms. Perkins is , herself , disabled , however the fact that her disability is not immediately noticeable led to confusion between the two women . '
Kezia Perkins , 32 , was attempting to park in a handicapped spot at a Walmart when another driver cut across her and took the space . Perkins confronted the driver yelling through the car 's windows at the 71-year-old woman who had recently undergone a hip replacement . Once Perkins had returned to her car , the driver emerged and began to head towards the store . Surveillance footage shows Perkins rush around the car and , according to witnesses , she 'chest-butted ' the older woman to the ground . The victim sustained a broken leg and required a second hip replacement . Police found that Perkins ' license was invalid and her handicapped tags were not even registered in her name . Perkins has been charged with felony aggravated battery and could face six years in prison .