Joel here with body cam breakdown TV. Today's footage comes from Lens of Law. If you want to watch the original video without my commentary or breakdown, I'll have the full footage linked below so you can watch it start to finish. If you enjoy these types of videos, smash that like button, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a video. This encounter begins inside Tampa International Airport where officers make contact with a man who appears impaired and says his backpack was left behind on the aircraft. As officers try to sort out the situation, his condition quickly becomes a major part of the encounter. The breakdown starts now. >> I don't know what else to say. >> Well, let's see what happens when she gets back. Hopefully she's got your bag. And then you hop on your Uber and get to go wherever you go. >> It's going to Cuz you know why I didn't have some of my bag, right? Like I'm going to leave a cigarette, that's all I wanted. I want to shut the [ __ ] >> You going to get ahead and get a cigarette. >> Just calm down. >> Give me Give me out of here. >> As soon as we get your bag Is dad coming to get you or I thought you said an Uber's coming to get you. >> Where are we? >> In Tampa, Florida. >> Dad is not coming. >> Uber's coming. >> Can I have those shots then? >> I'm not going to take them from you. >> No, I'm saying can you tell dad? I didn't know you mean my dad. >> I don't mean nothing from you. >> But I kind of have to but he's Do you have >> Okay. The officers are keeping the conversation calm, but his scattered responses are making it difficult to keep him focused on simply retrieving his bag and leaving. >> You are a very nice person. >> told you I was Mike. >> I know. >> last name is >> It's all good. We're all good. >> What is your name? >> We're all good. I'm Mike. Mike. >> Mike. >> Yep. >> What's your last >> Cuz I think you left something on the airplane. >> He what? >> He left something on the airplane. So, that's what we're waiting on. He's very intoxicated and he forgets lots of stuff. >> Yeah, I'm not directing you in any way, sir. >> He kept trying to go the wrong way up TSA and that's why I said >> What's your name again? >> Mike. >> Mike Blake. >> Okay. Okay. >> nice. >> This is This is Gary. >> Gary, what's up, brother? How you doing? >> Just give us a second while we get your stuff. >> Now we have some context. Officers initially became involved after noticing him repeatedly trying to go the wrong way through the airport. >> He got some help. >> Yeah, I'm picking him up. >> Uh an Uber. >> So, I just want to make sure we're on top of it. >> Really just want to go to my place so I can have a cigarette. >> Oh, you'll be there in a few minutes. So, just >> Your cigarette's in your backpack? >> Uh yeah, they'll be on my uh on the top of the part. >> All right, we'll take you to where it's at. It's where all the It's where all the bags are. Clayton, come on. Clayton, come on. >> Dude, I gave my actual What happened to all my bags here? >> We're going to get your baggage. >> It's going to be over here. >> That's where we're going. Where all the bags are. >> At this point, he's cooperating with the officers, agreeing to leave the airside area and head toward the shuttle. >> Clayton, come on. >> No. >> We're going to miss We're going to miss the train. >> No. >> Clayton, this is going to go south really fast. Get your ass on that train right now. >> You saw me >> Gary. >> I'm refusing. I'm refusing. >> Okay. >> His cooperation is starting to break down. He followed officers to the shuttle, but now he's refusing their direction to board the train. >> I'm trying to get you to your stuff. >> Your stuff's going to disappear. Your cigarettes are going to disappear. >> I don't care if these people No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> We're not taking you to jail. >> Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Let me go on my flight. >> Leave me alone. >> Go away. >> His continued refusal has pushed this interaction to a turning point. Officers appear ready to move beyond verbal direction and take physical control. >> [ __ ] you. You're hurting me. [ __ ] YOU. HELP ME. HELP ME. WHAT THE DRIVE ME. CLINCH. >> I'M GARY. TELL ME WHAT >> CLINCH. CLINCH. YOU KNOW I'M NOT A VIOLENT PERSON. Please God, help me. Please God. >> You ready FOR THIS HAND, GARY? >> YEAH. >> I'm I'm holding it. That's why. >> Slide over. >> And that's why I'm HOLDING >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. NOW. >> All of this for nothing. You know, all of this You were here to help you and and you turned this into a nightmare. >> Officers have now moved to physical control, but getting him into cuffs is still an active process. Let's see how he responds. >> Come here. >> You don't have to hurt me anymore. >> Nobody's hurting you. Nobody's hurting >> Oh, I lost the battery. That's the battery. >> When I flip you, you lay flat. Get out OF THE CAR, GARY. >> GARY, YOU ALREADY BEAT ME. >> I I I LOST MY BATTERY. >> YOU ALREADY HURT ME. >> LAY FLAT. RELAX. >> DON'T LET ME GET AWAY WITH >> CORPORAL, COME HERE QUICK. GET OVER HERE, CORPORAL. >> You can let off. You can get off. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> I'm so dizzy. That's my battery. >> You need dizzy. Get up. >> Clayton was taken into custody after officers brought him to the ground and secured him in handcuffs. According to the case information, he was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and disorderly intoxication. What began with officers trying to help resolve an issue at the airport changed as his cooperation broke down, eventually requiring officers to shift from verbal direction to physical control. 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