This is the raw, intense bodycam footage of the physical arrest of Dalton J. Ingram in Lincoln, Illinois. The clip captures the full spectrum of a non-compliant arrest, from Ingram's verbal defiance and denial of the crime to his sudden claim of a severe back injury the moment officers place him in handcuffs. The footage begins with officers moving in to make the arrest for trespassing. An officer issues clear commands: "Turn around and put your hands behind your back," but Ingram immediately resists, asking, "'For what?'" Despite being told he is being arrested for trespass, Ingram continues to argue and deny the charge: "'I'm not trespassing!'" When his denial fails, Ingram attempts a common delay tactic by demanding a superior officer: "'Can I get your supervisor?'" The officer on scene shuts this down immediately with the powerful declaration: "'I am the supervisor!'" Ingram's insistence that "'There's another supervisor'" is ignored as the officer repeats the command to turn around. At the moment of physical contact, Ingram cries out: "'Ow, you just hurt my back.'" The claim quickly escalates into a declaration of a severe injury: "'Ow, my back's broken.'" An officer can be heard questioning the claim's legitimacy, sarcastically asking, "'Your back's broken?'" Despite another officer yelling, "'Shut up!'" Ingram becomes more frantic, repeatedly screaming for medical help and emphasizing his alleged injury with increasing intensity: "'My f***ing back's broken! I need a ambulance.'" This arrest took place on February 5, 2025, and led to Dalton J. Ingram facing charges of criminal trespass and resisting arrest. His claims of injury necessitated a medical evaluation on scene. This video is a powerful, real-time example of a non-compliant arrest, showcasing the challenges officers face in distinguishing legitimate medical crises from potential tactics used to resist arrest. #policebodycam #bodycam #policearrest #lawenforcement

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