EUGENE, Ore. -- The driver accused of hitting a black activist has been cited. 

Isiah Wagoner, 29, was hit by a car during a Black Unity children's march on June 28, at the corner of N. Adams and Clark streets.

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According to Eugene Police, Travis Waleri has been cited for careless driving, failure to stop and remain stopped for a pedestrian, and driving the wrong way in a traffic circle in connection with the incident. Wagoner said that this citation does not do enough.

"The only thing that it proves is that undoubtedly a crime was committed," Wagoner said. "No one should be hit with citations if a crime wasn't committed. No one is going home and calling the police on themselves unless a crime was committed, which Travis Waleri did both."

This comes after the grand jury chose not to take the case to a trial after Wagoner alleged Waleri hit him on purpose.

The incident sparked nights of protests calling for Waleri's arrest.