Kimberly Williams-Clabo claims her son, Mika Wheeler Clabo, would still be alive if it weren’t for the alleged negligence of the Knoxville Police Department, who allegedly stood by for 15 min…
Kimberly Williams-Clabo claims her son, Mika Wheeler Clabo, would still be alive if it weren’t for the alleged negligence of the Knoxville Police Department, which encountered him “acting erratically” on the morning of July 25, 2022.
“Mika deserved better than what he got … from people who were supposed to be first responders,” the family’s lawyer, Lance Baker, toldMika Wheeler Clabo, 30, drowned in the Tennessee River on July 25, 2022.@Knoxville_PD/Twitter “The officers immediately called for assistance from additional specialized resources, and any suggestion that they prevented reasonable or safe attempts to rescue Mr. Clabo is not supported by the facts.”
The officers at the scene called the Knoxville Fire Department for rescue and instructed him to swim to shore. The lawsuit states that one of the cops scoffed at the idea that Clabo was drowning.
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