-Kentwood, MI. -April 17, 2024. Support us using **Super Thanks** next to the **share** button. Donate to us through Patreon! https://patreon.com/PoliceBodycamVideos? Michigan State Police released video Friday showing the moments before and after a man was hit by an unmarked police vehicle, resulting in his death. It happened the morning of April 17, near 52nd Street and Eastern Avenue in the city of Kentwood. State Police have said the agency's Sixth District Fugitive Team was trying to arrest 25-year-old Samuel Sterling on several outstanding warrants when he ran. The video released comes from three police agencies: Michigan State Police, the Grand Rapids Police Department and the Wyoming Police Department. It includes three body-worn camera videos and one in-car camera video. The video shows officers chase Sterling into the parking lot of the Burger King. You can see the unmarked police vehicle hit Sterling and briefly pin him against the exterior wall of the restaurant. Sterling remained conscious, but audibly moaning in pain. "Why did you hit me like that?" Sterling can be heard saying. In the video, you can hear an officer radioing for medical aid less than a minute after Sterling was hit. The Kentwood Fire Department arrived approximately five minutes later. State Police say the MSP member who was driving the vehicle that hit Sterling was not wearing a body-worn camera due to his assignment on a federal task force. The unmarked vehicle he was driving was not equipped with an in-car camera. State police say there is more video, but the clips released Friday are the most "relevant and comprehensive." Redactions have been made to hide the identity of undercover officers and unaffiliated individuals.