Iowa police are Roev. The truck says it "contacted" a person during a pro-choice protest after Wade's reversal.

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Thepolicein Cedar Rapids, Iowa, say the pickup truck "contacted" a person in a pro-choice protest.

A Cedar Rapids police spokesman toldIowa News Nowthat one person was sent to the hospital after the Friday incident, and protesters crossed the street with appropriate cues. I explained that I was doing it, but when it changed, the group was still walking on the pedestrian crossing.

According to police, a verbal conflict began between the driver and the protesters, "there was contact between the vehicle and one of the pedestrians."

Ashley Banony, councilor of Cedar Rapids District 5, said on Twitter that the truck was "pushed into peaceful protesters across the pedestrian walkway of federal court."

Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

Visitors will walk outside the Supreme Court building on Capitol Hill, Washington, on February 21, 2022.  (AP Photo / Patrick Semansky)

The protest came after the Supreme Court overturned theRoe v. Wade caseon Friday. It was conducted.

Alexis Russell, hit by a truck, told the outlet that the driver grabbed her sign and pushed it down.

"I was here, the lights turned red, the truck was impatient for some reason, and rushed into the crowd," Russell said. "There are at least three people. Looking around, I see people trying to push the truck back. Immediately angry, I ran around and tried to stop the truck. When I tried to stop him, he was me. I grabbed the sign, and pushed me away, that's it. "

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After the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the landmark Law vs. Wade abortion decision on Friday, he shouts to join thousands of people marching around the Arizona State Capitol. On the 24th of 2022 in Phoenix.  (AP Photo / Ross D. Franklin)

Cedar Rapids Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell said police were investigating the case. We must act in peace and respect. "

"Cedar Rapids is a city with a diverse population and many perspectives. Today'sSupreme Court rulinghas the potential to elicit strong opinions. As a city we do. What we have to do is, in particular, the Cedar Rapids police are investigating tonight's case. We all have the right to speak out, but we must act peacefully and with respect. " rice field.