Security guard says he was dragged, run over by hit-and-run driver
A Pierce County man is recovering after he says he was the victim of a hit-and-run driver who also dragged him halfway down an East Tacoma street. The victim was working a part-time job when it all happened last weekend. Im really blessed that I didnt get run over that bad, said victim Jim Brassfield. Brassfields arm is bandaged and his left foot is also swollen, all from what he says happened while at work. Ive got a broken wrist in two places, multiple contusions all over my body, he said. Real sore other than that.
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