All right, this is case number for you. >> You know, if you want to, >> I don't know, sue or whatever. >> In Atlanta, Georgia, on August 10th, 2023, police responded to a minor car accident and determined the driver of that white truck had caused the collision. >> All right, man. Case number for you. All right. I did find you at fault in the I was in the red light. My light was green. >> You cut your turn short. >> No, no, I didn't turn I can't turn no, but it did. He kept coming at me. That's Johnny Holman. The 62-year-old church deacon had been driving home from Bible study and bringing dinner to his wife when he collided with another vehicle turning across a busy street. >> It was my fault. >> Why you screaming at me? >> I'm not screaming. I'm saying it was not my fault. He ran into my truck. >> Okay. >> You see right here where he hit me right here. >> All right. So, I need you to sign this ticket right here on the X. >> No sign here right here, man. >> Okay. I get my sergeant for fair, but you're still going to sign this ticket. I signed it wrong. >> But you're going to sign this ticket right here before I get my sergeant out here. >> You're going to sign this ticket. I'm going to take you to jail. So, you got a court date of the 4th of October, 2023 at 8:00. All right. It's not a state of admission or guilt. Just saying that you plan on coming to court and paying the fine beforehand. You can come to court. I didn't do nothing. >> You can come to court and say, "I AIN'T DO NOTHING." NO. HOW MUCH I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. The cop trying to get Johnny Hullman to sign the ticket is Atlanta police officer Kieran Kimbro. >> Who are you screaming at? I told you once, lower your voice. >> MY VOICE. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO SCREAM AT ME. >> My voice is heavy. >> Do you understand what I'm telling you? Now, you're going to sign this ticket or I'm going to take you to jail. I suggest you sign the ticket. Then you can talk to my sergeant or whoever you want to talk to. Your priest, your wife, I don't care. But you're going to sign it right here. Here you go. Sir, I'mma ask you one more time. Sign the ticket. >> Sir, you you >> sign the ticket. >> You just trying to make the ticket. I'm not gift >> sign the ticket. You trying to make me say >> sign the ticket. Okay, I'm I'm >> Coleman says he will sign the ticket, but a scuffle ensues, partially blocking officer Kimbro's body camera. >> I'm going to sign the ticket. I I >> find the ticket. >> Find the ticket. >> How can I sign ticket? >> You're acting crazy. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> Give me your arm. >> I'm right here. Give me your arm. My My brother already hurt, man. >> All right. I'm already another unit. >> Officer Kimbro pushes Hullman to the ground. Hey, WHAT YOU DOING LIKE THAT? I AIN'T DOING NOTHING. I AIN'T GETTING WHY YOU HURT ME RIGHT THERE, MAN. I'M ON ME. I'M ON ME. >> I'M NOT RIGHT. >> TIME TO CHECK IT. >> I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. PUT YOUR ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. PUT YOUR ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> AFTER FIRING his taser in a warning arc, I'm hanging up your back, please. >> Officer Kimbro starts punching Holman in the face. HELP. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND [screaming] YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I can't breathe. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I'M going to tell your ass one more time. Put your ass behind your back. >> This time, Officer Kimbro fires his taser at Hullman. Get me now. Help me. Somebody help me. DON'T TOUCH ME. PUT YOUR ASS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OKAY. OKAY. NOW. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> PUT YOUR ASS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR ASS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. NOW, >> after three full blasts from the taser, Johnny Hullman is unable to put his hands behind his back because now he is unconscious. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. Let me get my coffee. Let me get my coffee. Dude, this [ __ ] is so long. The guy with the light. >> All right, he's got someone with him. Slow him down. He'll make it a 59 right away. >> Where you going? >> This [ __ ] is a long people coming, please. He's with there with a record driver. >> [ __ ] >> Radio 20T. Stormy supervisor for use of course please. Star Grady as well. copy 1191. I copy. >> Sit up, man. Ray, >> step it up. This guy's bleeding pretty bad. Man, >> no. Right. Just a 41. >> Just that. That's it. >> One car. 41. Huh? >> Huh? One car. 41. What? >> Two car. He hit that car up there. I told him sign a ticket. Yeah. >> While officer Kimbro tried to determine if Homeman was still breathing, at no point did Kimbro administer first aid or attempt CPR. >> 1191 to 11:04. Give him a give him a sternum rub. >> That was radio dispatch. >> Hey, wake up. advising officer Kimbro to try and wake up Holman by rubbing the man's sternum. >> I think he passed out on me. Wake up. I told him sign a ticket. Start doing all I'm not signing ticket. I'm like, dude, just sign a ticket. It's fine. You know, you can talk to whoever you need to after. Told him put his hands behind his back. He started resisting. Took him to the ground and stuff. And he started grabbing my hand like he was going to hit me. So I punched him a couple times, just tased him. Then he uh put him in cuff. I don't know what's going on with him now. He's still breathing though. >> Okay. >> Where you at? >> Uh in the arm. >> No arm. >> Yeah. >> Johnny Holman was taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. An autopsy determined his death was a homicide with heart disease a contributing factor. Holman's family has urged prosecutors to charge Kieran Kimbro with murder. The Atlanta Police Department conducted its own review, determined the tasering was excessive, and fired Officer Kimbro. However, Kimbro's attorney insists the now former officer acted lawfully. Still, Holman's family is preparing a lawsuit. In the meantime, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has demanded changes to police training and standard operating procedures. Those changes now include a rule that says officers should write refusal to sign on a traffic ticket instead of arresting somebody who will not sign. Indeed, arguing with a police officer over a traffic ticket should never mean a cop can wrestle you to the ground and taser you repeatedly. But we've seen time and again that instead of law enforcement, some cops prioritize their own feelings enforcement. And that can be deadly and tragic. By the way, police in Seattle are now getting sued after smashing into the wrong apartment. Dispatch said the crisis was at 3028 1st Avenue. Police went a half block away to 316 1st Avenue. >> Sienna, please. >> What? >> The innocent woman inside is 45-year-old therapist Elizabeth Ren. She was about to step in her bath. >> Move. >> Show me your hands. >> Hello. >> Now, please inside here. >> Check out that video at the link below. I'm David Schuster. Thanks for joining us.