According to local sources, an Ohio father who was dragged beneath a car while allegedly teaching his 9-year-old son how to drive is now being charged with a crime.
According to WTVG, which cited police, Clejuan Williams, 36, of Toledo, was allegedly drunk when he was instructing his son in driving.
A car is seen backing out of a private driveway in dramatic footage that Fox News Digital was able to capture. The vehicle appears to be moving steadily in the footage before crashing out of the driveway and colliding with a pole on the other side of the road.
The open door pushes a man standing on the driver’s side to the ground, where he is dragged beneath the vehicle.
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Police claim that Williams instructed his kid to apply pressure to the pedal. Unaware of which pedal his father was referring to, his youngster allegedly depressed the gas pedal.
Williams is recuperating in the hospital, according to his neighbour, who spoke to WTVG. According to the neighbour, Williams informed him that when the accident occurred, he attempted to get his keys rather than instructing his son to drive.
Williams faces charges of endangering minors and wrongful entrustment of a motor vehicle.
Identity of ‘Severely Decomposed’ Body Discovered in Ohio Car Wash Revealed: Report
According to the Franklin County Coroner’s Office, Christopher M. Coleman, 53, was recognized by his fingerprints. The identity of a man discovered inside an abandoned car wash in Ohio has been made public by authorities.
Fingerprints identified the body discovered at the car wash as 53-year-old Christopher M. Coleman, WCMH initially reported, the Franklin County Coroner’s Office said on Friday.
Authorities informed WCMH that the car wash has been abandoned for several years and is surrounded by a chain-link fence.
Coleman has a criminal past and was regarded as a homeless man.
According to WCMH, he was charged with disorderly conduct in Franklin County Municipal Court one month ago when he was still alive.
Three days after his arrest, on September 11, Coleman’s fingerprints were compared to those used to identify him.
Coleman has also been charged almost twenty-five times in municipal court, including a 2016 suspected robbery at a Huntington Bank in west Columbus.
To find out what killed Coleman, an autopsy was ordered.
