A New Jersey woman charged with drunkenly running down and killing an elderly Boston man has a string of arrests for reckless driving, disorderly conduct, and assault going back over a decade — including two in recent months that earned her the nickname “Screaming Banshee.” Lauren Mullins, 32, was arrested in Cambridge, Massachusetts on March 21 after allegedly slamming her SUV into 73-year-old Daniel O’Neil, who was driving a moped around 1:30 a.m. through a quiet intersection near the MIT campus. The collision sent O’Neil flying into an MIT police cruiser, and carried off the to hospital with grievous injuries. He died two days later, WCVB reported. Before the Cambridge incident her most recent arrest was in Hoboken on January 31, which was captured on bodycam footage published by Transparency Bodycam — and showed her severely inebriated on a nighttime sidewalk and bellowing herself horse at officers who confronted her. Just months earlier, she was arrested again outside of a bar on October 24. Bodycam footage from that incident captured Mullins repeatedly screaming “I know my right to remain silent” at officers called to the scene.