DETROIT – A Detroit man, Gjervon Williams, has pleaded guilty to resisting arrest.
In October, Williams claimed he was subject to a “cruel and unusual” police encounter, alleging officers did not identify themselves and tased him, causing injuries and potential vision loss.
According to authorities, the Detroit police officers were in uniform and approached Williams due to outstanding warrants.
Police said they used a taser when Williams attempted to climb a fence while trying to flee.
Williams pleaded guilty to asaulting/resisting/obstructing a police officer on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
He will be sentenced March 26.