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A Trailblazer For The Chattanooga Police: Lt. Diana O. Williams

A photo of Lt. Diana O. Williams from her exhibit at The Bessie.
Ray Bassett / WUTC
A photo of Lt. Diana O. Williams from her exhibit at The Bessie.

(Aired Tues 4/14/26)

During her twenty-five-year career with the Chattanooga Police, Diana O’Neal Williams rose through the ranks to become the first Black female Lieutenant in the department.

A few weeks ago, the Bessie Smith Cultural Center unveiled a new exhibit dedicated to Williams, a Chattanooga native who died last year.

Among those on hand were her brother Bill O’Neal - and her sister Jonnetta Patton, the mother of Grammy-winning R&B star Usher, who was raised in Chattanooga and has an exhibit of his own at the Bessie.

I spoke with Jonnetta and Bill at the exhibit for their sister.

Bill O’Neal and Jonnetta Patton at the Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at The Bessie.
Ray Bassett / WUTC
Bill O’Neal and Jonnetta Patton at the Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at The Bessie.
Part of the Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at the Bessie.
Ray Bassett / WUTC
Part of the Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at the Bessie.
The Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at the Bessie.
Ray Bassett / WUTC
The Lt. Diana O. Williams exhibit at the Bessie.

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Ray is the host and producer of "Scenic Roots" - Mondays through Thursdays at 3 PM - and WUTC's Editorial Director.