in Dearbornne, Michigan. This is body camera video of a police officer following a man into a fast food restaurant. >> Yo, what are you doing, man? >> I'm just looking for my way back. >> A few minutes earlier, that man on a bicycle, Luther Gonzalez Hall, had asked the same cop for directions. >> Directions to Eastern Middle. >> I told you where I was at about 2 minutes ago. >> That was you? >> Yeah. Well, who was it? >> I'm sorry. I just I know you're the couch. So, I told you where I was there, right? >> Yeah. >> So, why you in here asking the same thing? >> I'm not for sure where I'm going. >> I told you where to go. >> All right. Thank you. >> Did that Did that is that accurate? No. >> Yeah. >> So, why you in here? >> I was just making sure. >> Making sure I told you the right thing. >> I just I'm not for sure where I'm going. >> I told you where to go, right? >> Yeah. >> So, why are you in here? >> All right. Sorry. >> No, no, no. >> The officer's anger at not being believed or trusted recently led to this. Jury awards $9.2 2 million dollar in lawsuit against Dearborn police officer for violating constitutional rights >> going on. Goalie, right? >> Back in the restaurant in late 2018, the constitutional violations were just beginning. >> Yo. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> What are you doing? Right. >> You don't need to touch me like that. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Stop. Stop. >> That was the body camera falling onto the ground. >> What did I do? What did I do? I'm sorry. What did I do? I just was asking for directions, bro. >> I was just asking for directions, bro. >> Bro, I was asking for directions, man. What is your problem, man? >> Okay. >> Hall later admitted he had consumed a few beers at a friend's house before getting lost. >> Sir, I was asking for directions. >> I told you I was there, right? >> Okay. Okay. Can you please let me go? >> Hold tight. >> What's wrong, man? >> Hold tight. >> Easy one. >> Can you please let me go? What's wrong? >> Hold tight. >> Easy one. Right there. >> What is wrong? >> What is wrong, man? >> Stop, dude. >> You're letting me to You're choking me. Stop. Stop. >> You're choking me. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> You're choking me, bro. You're choking me, bro. >> Hey, give me a car. What is your problem, BRO? >> Stop it, dude. What is your problem, bro? You're token. What is your trust? What is your problem, dude? What is your problem, dude? I swear the Where did you Where did you come? >> At this point, Luther Gonzalez Hall briefly managed to escape. After jarring the body camera on its side, Officer Marvin Sanders chased Hall down the street. Officer Sanders caught up with Hall away from the body camera and allegedly beat him. According to medical records, Luther Gonzalez Hall suffered multiple broken bones in one of his feet, as well as cuts and abrasions. Gonzalez Hall later said he ran after the officer had him on the ground the first time because of fear. "I couldn't breathe. He was choking me," Gonzalez Hall said. "I feared for my life." Police charged the bicyclist with multiple counts, including resisting a police officer, but all of the charges were eventually dropped. Gonzalez Hall sued officer Marvin Sanders, the Dearborn Police Department, and the city for excessive force and civil rights violations. The case took a few years to go to trial, but a Michigan jury recently heard all the evidence, including the body camera video. And after a week, the jury ruled in Gonzalez Hall favor, ordering the city to pay him $9.2 million. To this day, Gonzalez Hall still walks with a limp from multiple surgeries on his foot and faces [snorts] lingering psychological trauma. And all of this could have been avoided if Officer Marvin Sanders had kept his cool and given the young man directions again, or better yet, given him a ride home. Luther Gonzalez Hall was simply and politely asking for help. By the way, records show Officer Marvin Sanders is still employed in the Dearbornne, Michigan Police Department. Let's stay in Michigan. Farther north in Bay County, a police chief has now been fired after assaulting a teenager. >> So, the original altercation was because you were >> squeaking the tires on the bird. He yelled at you from up there. >> Yeah. Is that is that a worthy thing that hit someone with a flashlight? >> Cuz he's chief of police. He's above me. He's better than me. >> Check out that video at the link below. I'm David Schuster. Thanks for joining us.