Rare video from the Honolulu Police Department in Hawaii shows officers chasing down a suspect after an altercation outside of a nightclub. What the suspect does next would spark a massive police response and would cause severe career ending injuries to an officer. >> THE Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Sean, relax, Sean. I got you. I got you, Sean. >> Stop resisting. I GOT STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. RELAX YOUR BACK. >> RELAX. >> RELAX. Stop resisting. >> RELAX. >> Get one ambulance. >> Relax. >> Stop resisting. >> Roll on your stomach. Roll on your stomach. >> Yeah, I just want to bust you guys. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop putting your hands behind your back. Put your ass behind you. Hurry up. >> We've got an office. He fell on his head. >> Fell on his head. >> Oh, he whacked me. >> Oh, super good right here. >> Okay. >> He had a head bite me. Oh, [ __ ] >> Curtis, >> all right, Sean. >> Yeah, >> I'm going to go ahead and start taking off here. >> Keep his turn off his camera. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. Take control. Okay, >> we got to secure this cuff. Okay, >> it's all right. Relax. I know. I know. Relax. Good. Good. Sean, you okay? >> Sean. >> Oh my god. Right. My orbital feels super tender. Get hit by him. >> He uh when I went in for grabbing a headbutt me right in the face right here. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Here we go. >> Got him. Got him. >> Here we go. >> Please tell me what this is for. Huh? Detain for what? Okay. >> Police officer resisting. >> No way. >> Stop resisting. >> I got the left. I got the left. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> Yeah. You go. There you go. Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. >> No. Black out. >> Feeling super dizzy. >> Super dizzy. >> Sorry. Stoping resisting too much. >> I got him. >> Ready. I got him. Just cut his leg up. >> One arm at a time. >> He's getting his one arm. >> Give me your right arm. Stop resisting. Give him his right arm. >> Give us your right arm. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. NO. >> HURRY UP. >> HEY. BRO, I'm really have his right arm or left arm. That hurts. That hurts. We're good. >> No, no, no. I got you. I got you. Right under the bed. >> Thanks, Ar. >> I know it. I know it. >> Belly him. >> His belly. >> He's streaking his leg. >> What is this for? >> Give us your arm. >> You're under arrest. I have his >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Kill me. >> Hey, stop resisting. >> Stop, man. >> Where is your car? >> Somewhere over there. >> All right, we'll find >> how we doing. >> The number is going to be 954. >> I'm not resisting. >> YOU ARE RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> WHAT IS THIS FOR? >> Stop resisting. All you got to do >> stop it. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Resisting. >> Shackles off my legs. >> Resisting. >> Stop. Shackle them. Shackle them. >> Yeah, I got shackles. I got shackles. Yes. Okay. OKAY. >> Where's your feet? >> Where's your feet? >> We got him. We got him. We got him. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got it done. >> Okay, we'll set up >> mine over there against you. >> All right, brother. All right. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Why you touching me? Where are your legs? >> You're not listening. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Oh my god. >> Put your legs inside. You >> okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. Take care of them. I'm good. Take care of those guys. >> You okay, Sean? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You guys got to do good. >> Unknown to officers, Shawn's condition is about to take a sudden and tragic turn for the worse. >> Hey, uh, can you write a statement for me? >> Can write a statement for me like what you saw. So, what did what did you see? >> Well, I saw the female officer chasing the man who >> one of the this female officer. >> Uh-huh. >> She was chasing the man down. >> Oh, getting into it. >> Uh-huh. >> Ran across here, dove into the bushes right here. dove over my bushes. >> Mhm. >> Right by that tree. Dove in there and then crawl out that way. >> Uhhuh. >> Shaded into the garage. Garage is a fenced area. So there was nowhere for him. You guys told the officer that he was coming. >> Did you Did you see him run over here in towards officers? >> Okay. What did you see? I mean, did you see Did you see him run into an officer or did you see him just running? >> Trying to drag the officer that was coming. >> Oh, okay. Got it. Did you see him running into the street over here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you see anything else? Did he run into an officer? Did he run around an officer? Do you remember? >> All cars and officers were coming this way. He ran into >> Oh, okay. Got it. He right. >> He's been resisting the whole time. >> Yeah. >> I started coming this way because I was pointing to the officer that he's in the back. >> Oh, okay. And then that's when he ran into the garage leader >> and I said, "Let him nowhere for him to go." >> Okay. And then so we came out. That was all the same guy that you saw pretty much. Okay. Anybody under assault? How was that assault? >> You're under arrest, buddy. >> You just told him. Don't worry. Don't Don't worry. Don't argue with them. We already told him. >> Don't argue with them. >> We'll talk about it in court. >> We got an ambulance coming. >> Ambulance coming. >> Please. Please leave. >> We have an ambulance coming. [screaming] >> I'm not ready. You were running. >> You scared the out of me. >> I'm a black man in America. >> There's a black man in Hawaii. >> Exactly. >> Yeah. >> I don't think I can kill my left side. >> Oh my god. >> How bad does it look? >> You're going to have a story. >> Oh god. >> Okay. And it's it's that person that we put in the police car. >> They said a black guy just lying. >> They was officers following him. >> Two two or three of them. >> Okay. And you seen him run in the bushes and run in the >> jumping. >> What else did you see him do? >> Stand up. >> He got I think he got head like in the face. >> But I mean at least I mean he's okay. He's conscious >> right now. So >> we'll get you a wheelchair. That way you don't got to walk. You're shackled right now, so it's going to be hard to walk. >> You got to cooperate with us. Okay. >> Hey, >> bro. Do not >> Okay. >> Okay. We're at Queens now. I got to turn my camera off. Hip. The officer suffered fractures [music] to his face and eye as well as a serious closed head injury. For privacy reasons, we cannot go into [music] the specifics of this officer's medical treatment, but for many officers, concussions, closed head injuries, or eye injuries result in a permanent retirement from the profession due to the substantial physical requirements of the job. Court records indicate the suspect was charged with first-degree assault, which carries a sentence up to 10 years. The defendant refused plea deals and insisted on a jury trial. However, the day the jury was seated, [music] the suspect took a plea deal. Hawaii prison records indicate he is no longer incarcerated, [music] indicating his total time served was less than 2 years. Some hits don't just land on your body, they land on your entire soul. Any cop who's ever been assaulted on the job knows exactly what I mean. And getting assaulted on this job isn't some abstract danger they wonder about in the academy. It's a reality that shows up fast, violent, and personal. Now, I've had the wind knocked out of me on this job, but thank goodness I stayed conscious. However, not everyone gets that outcome. Sometimes the impact is so violent, your legs just betray you, and the only thing you can hold on to is the hope that backup gets to you before everything goes dark. You don't choose to stay down. Your body decides for you. And that's the reality this job forces on you without warning. So, when we watch an officer take a blow to the head so violent that his legs just fold under him, you're not just seeing a fall. You're actually seeing the moment his body [music] shuts down before his mind can catch up. You can almost sense the confusion in the way he tries to move. The instinct to fight clashing with his body that suddenly won't cooperate. Your instincts tell you to get up, but the body says you're done. And that mismatch creates a kind of situation no camera can capture. Now, honestly, this was a tough video for me because I've been here. And what makes a hit different is knowing that the injured officer's world just split into two realities. The one he trained for and the one his body can no longer meet. Because there's a point in this job where you stop thinking about the injury and start thinking about what comes after. You got MRIs and possible surgeries and hours in a dark room wondering if the pain will ever stop long after everything fades and the paperwork's done. The truth is this. This officer's future was stolen from him. And that doesn't just go away. It haunts you in the quiet moments.