GRAPHIC: Video, posted more than an hour ago, shows a police vehicle rolling over someone in Tacoma, WA at 9th Avenue & Pacific. Another video I’ve seen, purported to be from the same scene, shows someone yelling they’re hitting a police car.
This is another video with a different angle of the incident which happened in downtown Tacoma - that is 34 miles southwest of Seattle
Most of the week (including on Inauguration Day) there have been violent protests, with rioters vandalizing businesses. usatoday.com/story/news/nat…
Today, this was announced in Seattle: “People who destroy property during street protests will be arrested and prosecuted under a tighter new policy coordinated with Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes, interim police Chief Adrian Diaz announced Saturday.” seattletimes.com/seattle-news/c…
A third view of the incident shows people crowding around the police vehicle before it advances into the crowd.
Here’s what Tacoma police told CBS affiliate @KIRO7Seattle: at 6:19pm police were called about vehicles racing. A crowd surrounded 1 police vehicle. Police tell KIRO-TV the officer tried to back up & then go forward, when he did he ran over an individual.
That person who was run over was taken to an area hospital with minor injuries, according to police.

Police tell KIRO TV witnesses reported drivers doing donuts in the intersection.
Multiple angles of the incident show the police vehicle hitting multiple people...running over one person.
Tacoma police now tell CBS News the crowd that gathered at 9th & Pacific Avenue in Tacoma was in excess of 100 people. The crowd was blocking intersections with vehicles. Police say, one officer had lights and sirens on, surrounded by crowd, some banging on windows & trying...
to break windows of his patrol car. The officer involved drove up the road to a point of safety, and other officers responded to the scene to treat the injured civilian.
This is why Tacoma police were called
Notice the foot prints on this Tacoma police vehicle
Statement from the Tacoma police departments interim chief.
I’m not sure what the chief means by “I am concerned that our department is experiencing another use of deadly force incident.” Is he saying that he’s bothered by the officer using the vehicle in a way that could’ve killed someone?” Hopefully, the chief will expound.
GRAPHIC: this is another eyewitness video

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