Katt Williams Gives Fan $1,000 For Kidney Transplant: Comedian Changes After Police Chase And Slapping Target Employee

Comedian Katt Williams gave a wheelchair-bound female fan $1,000 donation after hering that she needed money for a kidney transplant.

According to TMZ, Williams Security in Boston noticed a woman crying in the audience after his show.

 The fan said that she was crying "tears of joy" because she hadn't laughed in a long time after finding out that she needed a kidney transplant

The woman insisted she was leaking "tears of joy" ... after laughing for the first time since doctors told her she's in desperate need of a new kidney.  The security guard granted the fan backstage access to meet the comedian and received $1,000 in 100 dollars bills with a note that read, "God never leaves."

The comedian had past issues with police in November when he was involved in a police chase on his three-wheeled motorcycle. During the chase police asked him to stop and had to call off the chase because of his dangerous and reckless driving. Immediately, a warrant was issued for his arrest.

In another incident the comedian was caught on camera slapping Target employee, Forrest Liebenberg after a heated confrontation.

According to Seattlepi.com said, "I'm just gonna go ahead and announce my retirement from stand-up, I'm kinda done," Williams said. "I've discussed it with my kids, I wasn't gonna do in the middle of a Seattle street, I was going to go to Los Angeles and do it in the offices of ICM or LiveNation."

The comedian changed his mind since his announcement and may be looking for some public redemption with his latest good deed.