Woman who pushed teen off Washington state bridge acting 'as if nothing happened,' report says

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Teen pushed off bridge: 'I could have died'

16-year-old Jordan Holgerson says she's lucky to be alive after a woman pushed her off of a Clark County footbridge in Washington state.

The woman who allegedly pushed her 16-year-old friend off a Washington state bridge -- causing the teen to break several ribs and suffer a lung injury -- is reportedly acting “as if nothing happened.”

Taylor Smith, 18, was the woman who pushed Jordan Holgerson off a bridge near Moulton Falls in Vancouver, Wash., her family told multiple media outlets. Holgerson plunged 60-feet into the water below, video showed.

Taylor Smith was revealed to be the woman who pushed Jordan Holgerson off a bridge in Washington state. (Facebook)

“Taylor has been going out as if nothing happened,” a source close to Smith told The Sun on Monday. “She's been at a pool party and there were pictures of her at the county fair with a friend on Instagram.”

The person told the British tabloid Smith hasn’t even seen Holgerson.

“Taylor hasn't been to visit Jordan to see if she is OK. She clearly doesn't care. She messaged Jordan to say 'sorry' but nobody thinks it was a sincere apology,” the person said.

Jordan Holgerson is recovering after suffering several broken ribs from the fall. (GoFundMe)

Holgerson was with a group of friends at the time and had second thoughts about jumping into the Lewis River before she was pushed, she told KGW-TV.

“In midair I think I might’ve blacked out,” she told the station. “I was awake and aware when I hit the water.”

Officials were investigating the incident.