What, bro? Man, I didn't do [ __ ] I'm going back. >> Joel here with Body Cam Breakdown TV. Today's footage comes from Uncovered. 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. And if you want to support Body Cam Breakdown TV, check out the official BBTV merch at bodycambreakdowntv.com. Every purchase helps support the channel. On July 12th, officers respond to a neighborhood dispute involving two brothers after their confrontation turns physical. When police arrive, they're faced with sorting out what happened while trying to keep an already heated family conflict from escalating any further. The breakdown starts now. >> Bro, you You about to get it, dog. >> What's going on? >> This [ __ ] killer [ __ ] about to get it. No, man. If you would HAVE DONE SOMETHING THE FIRST TIME, SIR. >> BACK UP. >> SHE'S GETTING EVERYTHING. >> I'm going to tell YOU ONE MORE TIME. BACK UP. >> GET YOUR [ __ ] FINGER out my face. >> Back up. >> You can't do anything. >> came at me, bro. >> Back up. >> I was going to shoot HIS [ __ ] OUT. RIPPING THE GODDAMN MAILBOXES >> OKAY. BACK. WE TURNED IT OKAY. >> THE MAN'S AGGRESSION IS IMMEDIATELY MAKING IT harder for officers to assess what actually happened. By creating distance and directing him back, officers are establishing boundaries so they can gather information without his emotions controlling the pace of the investigation. >> That's my MJ property. >> Brown knows you, [ __ ] Brown knows you, [ __ ] >> He's about to be a 13. >> You'll be brown bagging it. I know who you are. I know Brown knows you in that house. YOU KNOW IT. CAN YOU JUST SPECIAL SWEAR? >> STOP. STOP. GET ON THE SIDEWALK. >> MAN, I WAS WORKING ON MY [ __ ] >> I DON'T CARE. GET ON THE SIDE. >> HIS AGGRESSION keeps intensifying and the officers have reached the point where verbal direction isn't changing his behavior. Their tone and positioning are becoming more deliberate now because his continued refusal to create distance is narrowing the options they have available. >> I was working on MY [ __ ] >> I DON'T CARE. OKAY. >> MAKE A NOTE FOR ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. WHAT, BRO? BRO, I didn't do [ __ ] I'm going to work. Get the [ __ ] off OF ME. BRO. BRO, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? BRO, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? I TOLD HIM TO STOP. I WAS WALKING. >> ONCE HE'S ON the ground, the priority shifts to gaining control of his hands and limiting his ability to keep fighting against the officers. His continued resistance makes that process more difficult because officers now have to control his movement while trying to get him safely secured. >> HONEY, SETTLE DOWN. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. >> Okay, I GOT IT. >> BRO, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I WAS WALKING BACK TO MY TRUCK. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> [screaming] >> Can't breathe. I I can't breathe. I CAN'T DO IT, DUDE. I was going back to my truck. >> He's in handcuffs now, but that doesn't necessarily mean the confrontation is over. The cuffs limit what he can physically do while officers still have to monitor his behavior and determine whether he's actually beginning to settle down. >> We're going to get Listen to me. We're going to get you to your feet, okay? I'm going to roll you >> I need some water. >> We're going to let go of your leg. Hey, listen to me. water. We're going to sit you to your butt. >> right, I'll sit down. >> Sit up to your butt. >> Bro, that dude I was walking to my truck. >> Catch your breath, okay? See what they need, we're good here. >> I need some water. You all going to talk to all the witnesses that laid back there? >> Stand up with them. >> All right. >> One, two, three. >> All right. Can I get that water? >> Yeah, we're going to get to that. We're going to get to you in a cruiser. >> The man was taken into custody following the confrontation with officers. He was charged with obstructing justice, resisting arrest, and domestic violence. What stands out here is how quickly aggressive behavior can limit the effectiveness of verbal communication. Once officers were unable to gain cooperation through repeated direction, their options became increasingly limited. What are your thoughts on how officers handled this situation? Let me know in the comments below. If you enjoy these types of breakdowns, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you on the next breakdown. >> [music] [music]