Tavon Williams said the Tacoma police officer who plowed into a crowd on Saturday night, injuring him, «got frustrated» and wasn’t behaving like an officer.
One of the people injured when a police officer in Tacoma, Washington drove into a crowd has said he could have been killed. Tavon Williams was struck when the officer, who was responding to a report of a street race, plowed his vehicle through a crowd of pedestrians in downtown Tacoma on Saturday night. The incident sparked protests with people calling for the officer’s firing and police reform. Williams, who is now recovering at home, told KING5 he didn’t initially realize he had been struck by a car and is still struggling to come to terms with what happened. «I didn’t see a police car, I didn’t hear a police car, I was filming,» Williams told the station. «Two minutes later I’m on the ground and the gentleman beside me was under an SUV.
