Crime

Person hit by a pickup inside Richland auto repair shop

Richland police officers were at Tommy’s Garage for several hours investigating a truck hitting a person at the shop.
Richland police officers were at Tommy’s Garage for several hours investigating a truck hitting a person at the shop. Carlye Nettnin, Special to the Herald

Police are investigating after a person was hit Tuesday by a truck inside a Richland auto repair shop.

Richland police were called about 8:55 a.m. to Tommy’s Garage, at 294 Williams Blvd., near the Uptown Shopping Center.

Richland police officers were at Tommy’s Garage for several hours investigating a truck hitting a person at the shop.
Richland police officers were at Tommy’s Garage for several hours investigating a truck hitting a person at the shop. Special to the Herald

Commander Christopher Mason told the Tri-City Herald that officers are investigating a collision involving a vehicle and a person.

Officers at the scene were taking photos of a pickup truck that was backed into a bay at the garage.

Richland police officers are investigating after a person was hit by a truck at a Richland auto shop.
Richland police officers are investigating after a person was hit by a truck at a Richland auto shop. Scott Hunt/Special to the Herald

Witnesses who heard the commotion said they were told a man had rammed into someone inside the shop.

The injured man, as well as the suspect, were taken by ambulances to a local hospital, witnesses told the Herald.

Mason said the incident is still under investigation.

Officers were on the scene for several hours Tuesday.

Richland Police officers outside of Tommy’s Garage at 294 Williams Blvd.
Richland Police officers outside of Tommy’s Garage at 294 Williams Blvd. Scott Hunt/Special to the Herald

The Herald has reached out to the garage for more information.

The locally owned shop performs a variety of routine and complex services, with customers often bringing in classic cars, according to its Facebook page.

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Cory McCoy
Tri-City Herald
Cory is an award-winning investigative reporter. He joined the Tri-City Herald in Dec. 2021 as an Editor/Reporter covering social accountability issues. His past work can be found in the Tyler Morning Telegraph and other Texas newspapers. He was a 2019-20 Education Writers Association Fellow, and has been featured on The Murder Tapes, Grave Mysteries and Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen.
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