No citations were handed out, according to a police report obtained Wednesday.
The scooter is not a licensed motor vehicle and is intended to be driven in the store only, police said. The driver of the Jeep stated she looked in her rearview mirror and did not see the victim. She said she was not going more than a couple miles per hour at the time.
There was no damage to the scooter or the Jeep, police said.
"The scooter rides so low it would be impossible for (the driver of the Jeep) to see it in her mirrors," the report stated.
The victim was said not to be injured.
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