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Input: This happened this morning while driving my kid to school. 

The crosswalks near the school are all manned by a crossing guard. I've been driving through this intersection for 3 years and have never had an issue before. 

I pulled up to the intersection and the crossing guard had the other cross-direction of traffic halted and the pedestrians/students were crossing. I began to drive through the intersection (same direction as the pedestrians crossing with the crossing guard) and a woman walking dogs proceeds in front of my vehicle and then starts yelling at me for going and almost hitting her. I yelled back "there's a crossing guard you need to follow" and she yells back "I'm not part of the school" like she doesn't need to respect the crossing guard. There are people at all other corners respecting the crossing guard guidance. 

Was I wrong in proceeding consistent with the crossing guard or should I have assumed that the lady walking dogs doesn't need to follow the crossing guard and was going to walk out in front of me? 

almost hitting a lady in the crosswalk who wasn't obeying the crossing guard