Woman Rams Boyfriend Outside Home of Alicia Keys, Police Say

An Englewood woman is facing aggravated assault charges after police said she rammed the vehicle her on-again, off-again boyfriend was driving outside "Bubble Hill," the former home of Eddie Murphy and the current digs of Alicia Keys.

Police said Sonora Walters, 38, had been in the posh East Side Englewood neighborhood late Thursday morning searching for her on-again, off-again boyfriend to confront him over an undisclosed matter. While behind the wheel of her 1994 Mazda pickup, she spotted him driving down the hill in her 1999 Honda Civic, according to police.

“She then intentionally rammed her own car at a significant speed, with full knowledge that he was the driver,” said Detective Captain Timothy Torell.

The 30-year-old victim was transported to the hospital with what were described as non life-threatening injuries, police said. Walters was uninjured in the crash.

A male accomplice police say was with Walters fled the scene, Torell said.

“We believe we have his identity and will be looking to speak with him very soon.”

Walters has been charged with aggravated assault (2nd degree) and aggravated assault with a weapon (3rd degree). She remains in Bergen County Jail in lieu of $55,000 bail.

Alicia Keys purchased the sprawling estate for $12 million in October of 2012 from Eddie Murphy. Keys, on tour, was not home at the time of the incident.

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