Um, we'll see. Okay. It's You're not obligated to a phone call, so we'll see how if we have time. Uh, where's your mom at? >> In Okay. And you know the number. >> Okay. We'll see how things go. Jack. God damn it. Come on. Pull him up. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. >> Shock not advised. It is now safe to touch the patient. If needed, perform CPR as instructed. >> Place heel of one hand on center of chest between nipples. >> Place heel of other hand directly on top of first hand. Lean over patient with elbows straight. Press the point located on Interstate 35 approximately 25 miles north of Laredo, Texas. A US BP K9 alerted to the semi-truck as it arrived at the primary inspection area. At approximately 6:46 p.m., Border Patrol agents searched the vehicle and discovered seven undocumented non-citizens hidden inside the cab. The following bodywn camera videos will show the arrest of the semi-truck driver and the time in custody leading up to his death. This video contains graphic content and strong language. Viewer discretion is advised. The following is bodywn camera video from an agent involved in that interaction. The initial part of this video was recorded during the 2-minute buffer period and does not have audio. Hey, put the cigarette out. Take the cigarette. >> Where's the cigarette? Come on. >> Can you take photos? Yeah. >> You got your Yeah. >> Hold up. >> At approximately 6:49 p.m., the 43-year-old US citizen, male driver, and undocumented non-citizens were escorted to the checkpoint's detention area. A Border Patrol agent searched the driver at 6:52 p.m. During the interaction, the agent removed the drawstring from the driver's pants and jacket, explaining they were doing so for his own safety. The agent then provided the man his jacket and placed him in a detention cell at 6:57 p.m. where he was the sole occupant. The following is bodywn camera video from an agent involved in that interaction. >> Do you have anything else in the tractor? >> Mm-m. No other personal property in there. >> Uh, >> electronics, important religious items, pictures of kids, family members. >> Yeah, I got a lot of mail. All right. A lot of like mail. >> Mail. Okay. All right. Take off the sweater. Get it back right now. I'm just going to go through it. All right. Does that Does a sweatpant have a band on it? Take it out. Neckl. >> It doesn't come out. We'll cut it out. >> Fortunately, it's just part of the process. We have people that try to hurt themselves >> that you need to take out the band on that um just pull one to one side for me, please. >> Hey, back here. >> You sir. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'll take that one for you. >> All right. Take off the sandals. >> And then take off your socks. >> Okay. And then the other other foot as well. Yeah, you can put it back. >> So, why do you have the ankle monitor on you? >> Huh? >> Why do you have the ankle monitor on? >> Uh, it ain't health rest, but uh me and my girl got it to her and I supposed to go around that area. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to have you stand on the wall real quick. We're going to do a quick pat down. Okay. Do you have an ID? I'm not seeing anyone in here. >> Yeah, that's where I sit up. All right. Put your hands on the remote. Separate your feet. Mark, separate your feet. At approximately 6:59 p.m., the driver asked agents if he could place a phone call to his mother. Agents advised the driver that they could possibly allow him to make a phone call later, but it would need to be monitored. The following is bodywn camera video from an agent involved in that interaction. >> Huh? >> Uh, not right now. Um, who do you need to call? >> Like my mom. >> Your mom. Okay. Um, we'll see. Okay. It's You're not obligated to a phone call, so we'll see how if we have time. Uh, where's your mom at? >> And Okay. And you know the number. >> Okay. We'll see how things go. Um, and if we have time, if we have time, uh, I'll let you make a phone call, but it's going to have to be on speaker phone. Okay. >> All right. >> What's the process? >> Yeah. Um, so it's going to be a little while, that's for sure. Um, we have to make a few phone calls um to other agencies and stuff like that. Uh, you'll probably be you're going to be in custody at least for the weekend. Okay. Um, we're going to submit your case to the courthouse, either we are or HSI. Um, and they're going to determine whether it's accepted or declined. >> What's the name? uh for prosecution for the for the charges for alien smuggling. Okay. Um um so uh since it's Saturday, the courts aren't open on the weekends and Monday's a holiday, so technically probably Tuesday. >> Probably not in here. Probably at the other at the main station. Um but yeah, most likely. Um, and then most likely Tuesday morning you'll have a a hearing in front of the judge. And uh I don't really know here if they they release you or not. I'm not too sure. So uh it kind of is still iffy since it's so early in the in the process. Okay. Um someone's going to come talk to you in a little bit, read you your Miranda rights, all that stuff. Okay. >> Does that make sense? Do you have any other questions? >> No. Okay. Do you have any medical conditions or anything? >> No. Okay. All right. We'll be with you in a little bit. Okay. >> Approximately 7:21 p.m. Agents escorted the driver to the processing area of the checkpoint, electronically captured his fingerprints, and returned him to the detention cell. At approximately 7:41 p.m., the driver requested to speak to his mother via cell phone. A supervisory Border Patrol agent escorted him to the processing area to allow him to place a monitored phone call. The driver requested agents call his mother instead, and at 7:46 p.m., he was returned to the detention cell. The following is bodywn camera video from an agent involved in that interaction. >> Um, yeah, just let us know uh when when you're ready and we'll let you call her. Okay. >> Okay. I think I'm ready now. >> You're ready now? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let's do it then. >> Just keep your hands out of your pockets. Okay. >> There's not even a phone in there. >> Oh, there's a phone right here. >> Right here. Okay. face. >> Oh, no one's going to be able to like You can't really hear through this. I'll be honest with you. >> You're welcome. >> I'll wait. >> You're going to wait? >> Yeah. I thought it was going to be another room or something. I want to distill my mom. So, >> you want to what? >> Just tell us something. >> Okay. Well, just remember it's about 9:00 here. Well, it's 8:00 here. So, she's a It's what? >> Almost. >> Yeah, it's the same. >> Oh, it's the same. >> Oh, >> okay. All right. >> Okay. Take the phone in the room. Let's talk. >> Okay. >> No. >> Well, can you talk to all of them? No, no. Here, let's go back over there. Okay. If you're not going to make the phone call, then >> All right. We'll come back and get you in a little bit. All right. At approximately 8:15 p.m., agents began to interview the driver by reading him his Miranda rights. The driver then requested an attorney, and his interview ended at approximately 8:19 p.m. Based on agent interviews, shortly after the driver requested an attorney, he asked an agent who he could speak with if he had a thought of suicide. The agent asked the driver if he was having suicidal thoughts, and the driver replied, "No." The agent reportedly offered the opportunity for the driver to speak with someone regarding suicidal thoughts and the driver declined and said he was fine. Following this conversation, the agent advised the supervisors who then reportedly monitored the driver on a live feed camera inside his cell. At approximately 8:29 p.m., the driver placed a monitored call to his mother and agents subsequently returned him to his cell. At approximately 900 p.m., agents escorted the driver to his truck to retrieve additional personal property and escorted him back to his detention cell approximately 25 minutes later. At 10:39 p.m., two agents approached the cell to serve the driver with administrative paperwork. The first agent opened the door to the detention cell and observed the driver was unresponsive and suspended inches off the ground by his jacket, which was tied around a privacy partition and wrapped around his neck. The second agent yelled for assistance. Border Patrol agents requested emergency medical services at 10:41 p.m. A supervisory Border Patrol agent initiated CPR and agents applied an automated external defibrillator on the driver at 10:43 p.m. A Border Patrol agent emergency medical technician applied an airway assistance device and other agents provided oxygen to the driver. The following is bodywn camera video from an agent involved in that interaction. The initial part of this video was recorded during the 2-minute buffer period and does not have audio. Go. God damn it. Come on. Pull him up. Got to get it. Got to get >> Hold on. >> He [ __ ] throw me his jacket. Sternum run, guys. Start rub hard. >> Hey, come on. Come on. >> Come on, buddy. >> Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Come on. >> Come on, man. >> Come on. >> Come on, buddy. >> Hey, wake up. Wake up. Wake up, man. Zone 5. >> Come on. Come on. >> All right, guys. >> You guys have a mask or >> one subject. 2 3 4 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 26 27 28 20 30 Come on. Come on. 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 5 12 14 15 16 18 19 2021 256 27 8 Stay calm. Follow these instructions. Make sure 911 is called now. >> Begin by exposing patients bare chest. Remove or cut clothing if needed. Yes, this entire >> when patient remove the white square package from lid of AED open white package across cutting line and remove fast. >> Peel one of the white pads completely from blue plastic. Begin pulling from the tab corner. >> So if you on this side would put >> firmly place the pad without the blue plastic or bare chest exactly as shown on pad. This pad can be placed on either of the two locations as shown on pads. >> Next white pad from the blue plastic. >> Hold on. Firmly place the second pad on the other location. Exactly. Do not touch the patient. Analyzing heart rhythm. Please wait. >> Do not touch the patient. Analyzing heart rhythm. Please wait. Shock not advised. It is now safe to touch the patient. If needed, perform CPR as instructed. >> Place heel of one hand on center of chest between nipples. Place heel of other hand directly on top of first hand. Lean over patient with elbows straight. Press the patient's chest down rapidly one/ird the depth of chest. Then release. Start CPR. Press, press, press, press, press, press. Press, press, press, press, press, press, press, press. Agents performed CPR for approximately 20 minutes until Angel Care Ambulance EMS personnel arrived on scene and assumed medical care of the driver at 11:01 p.m. At approximately 11:09 p.m., EMS personnel transported the driver via ambulance to Doctor's Hospital of Laredo in Laredo, Texas. Two agents responded to the hospital along with the ambulance EMS. At 11:43 p.m., EMS personnel and Border Patrol agents arrived at the hospital. At 11:52 p.m., medical personnel at the hospital declared the driver deceased. Web County Medical Examiner's Office personnel conducted an autopsy