Going now. >> You're about to get [ __ ] hit again. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO THAT to you, bro. After January 26th, 2025, San Diego police respond to a disturbance call at 565th Street. Two officers exit the vehicle, purposeful but calm. The hallway is tight, quiet. Officer Ramirez knocks firmly. A tense pause. The door cracks open. A man in his 30th agitated pacing appears. He begins to shut the door. The officers block the door from closing. He turns quickly, grabbing an object off a table. Hard to see what it is from the angle. The man moves abruptly toward Officer Ramirez. Get this. Get this. GET out of the baby. Calm down. control, >> BRO. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> STAY DOWN. >> NOW YOU [ __ ] KNOCK MY GOOF OUT, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] do [ __ ] [ __ ] you up? >> I'll [ __ ] you up, [ __ ] >> I SWEAR. GET THEM BACK. [ __ ] YOU. Get back. Get back. >> The civilian pushes past them toward the hallway. Officers follow. Body cam audio intensifies. Heavy breathing. Quick movement. The officers attempt to control his arms. The struggle tightens. A short deployment. The civilian collapses to his knees. >> Me up, [ __ ] I'M IN THE [ __ ] CAR. REAL THE [ __ ] up. [ __ ] man. >> Why you [ __ ] my night? You hit me in the [ __ ] face. Stop. You're fire, [ __ ] You're fired, bro. >> [ __ ] fire. >> Hey, get him in a car. >> We were getting sworn. This is the only 106 we got here. >> This the only one we got. I was getting sworn by three. Sergeant's taking him down. The best we had. Not my [ __ ] [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. Why the [ __ ] me out? You in my [ __ ] Why? >> I'm going [ __ ] you up. >> Calm down, dude. >> My [ __ ] face. >> Calm down. >> I wasn't even doing nothing wrong. Calm down. >> The officers secure his hands behind his back. The man is seated against the hallway wall. Fire rescue medics enter. Following the incident, the department reviewed all available evidence, bodywn camera video reports, and witness statements under California's mandated disclosure laws. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] I'll kill you. >> I'll find you, [ __ ] I'll kill you, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Come touch me, [ __ ] I'll [ __ ] you up. >> You don't know who you're touching, bro. >> You don't know who you're touching, [ __ ] Bro, I'm [ __ ] two foot off the ground. >> No, I haven't been able to. >> It ain't even necessary for all that, bro. Just give me the [ __ ] car. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, you got >> I got I got on my Whatever. >> Hurry the [ __ ] up. Images of blurred documents, redacted pages, and a timestamp overlay from body cam footage. Return to the outside of 565th Street. >> Ready? I got to lift them out. >> Oh my god. >> You doing bro, bro. Bro, I can't breathe. >> Bro, please. I can't breathe. >> Please. I won't spin. I promise. >> I promise. >> Bro, I promise. >> Bro, I promise. >> I can't breathe, bro. Bro, I can't breathe. >> Bro, that hurts. >> Sun setting, a quiet street again. Every use of force incident carries impact on officers, on civilians, and on communities watching closely. >> Hit me in my face. >> Yo, you guys ignore me? >> Yeah, I am. >> Sir, ma'am, please ma'am. Okay, just relax. >> Please. Who's the officer? Hit me in my face. >> I'm going find out who hit me in my face. I wasn't necessary at all. >> I was not friend anymore. Someone hit me in my face. I knocked my house, bro. Hey, bro. You guys are [ __ ] [ __ ] me up. My head broke. [screaming] >> Understanding what happened begins with seeing it clearly. >> I want to freaking do that. Sergeant Sergeant land his hat or what? >> I don't know. I was fighting with three. Sergeant's fighting with our guys. Are >> you fighting or not? Why not? All right. [music] >> Yeah.