NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Friday, parole was denied for the woman serving a 30-year-sentence for running over a Boy Scout on Interstate 24 in Smyrna in 2014. It was Tina Wilson's first parole hearing. Investigators say she was under the influence of prescription medication when she hit 13-year-old Clifton Braunwalder, who was changing a tire on his mother's car. The parole board member who heard the case Friday reviewed the facts and asked Wilson several questions. She also heard from Wilson’s supporters, as well as the victims before making the decision to decline parole due to "the seriousness of the offense and high risk to re-offend." Her recommendation is to review the case again in six years.