The indictment alleges that on October 27 around 5:00 p.m., Officer Parks drove to Wylie Liquors Bar in the 3100 block of Wylie Avenue, where several people were standing on the sidewalk. At that time, Parks exited his police vehicle and approached the civilians. Parks said, "It’s getting a little hot, guys. I just need you guys to take a lap, you know.” One of the people began walking away, and as the other people walked away, Parks got back into his patrol vehicle and drove a brief way westbound on Wylie Avenue before stopping along the curb to the right of the first person who had left the liquor store corner. ALSO READ | Baltimore Police execute raids early Wednesday morning At that time, Parks called that person by name to come over, and got out of his vehicle again. Parks said, "Don’t make it worse. I’m going to be straight up with you. I’m going to be straight up with you. You gotta come...” Then, Parks motioned with his index finger that that person should walk towards him. That person proceeded to say, "No," and turned and began walking away. As the person left the area, Parks yelled out, "all right, I’m gonna call the dogs and come get you." Parks returned to his patrol car, and said on the police radio, "“I have one running, adult male...in the alley." Next, Parks proceeded to drive his police cruiser into a paved driveway directly at the person with increasing speed.