Put your hands behind your back. Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] >> The shot struck the man in the left side of his torso, [music] immediately ending the struggle. He collapsed to the ground, allowing the deputy to finally break free. >> Stay down. Huh? Two shots. >> Captain, the shots fired. >> It's clean. >> Shots fired, Captain. Stay down. Do not get [screaming] up. Stay down. >> About 4 minutes after the shooting, backup deputies arrived. After securing the scene, they approached the man and placed him in handcuffs. After the man was taken into custody, the deputies immediately began rendering emergency medical aid. >> You don't need nothing from here, right? I got you. What do you need? >> Get a statement from him. >> You want a statement I got you. >> Yeah. >> More backup deputies soon arrived and took over providing medical aid. The deputy then walked behind his patrol vehicle [music] and broke down in tears. >> I got you, you sit here. You're good. >> The man was later pronounced dead despite life-saving efforts. His family then filed a lawsuit against Deputy Buck Aldridge and the Camden County Sheriff's Office, seeking $16 million in damages. According to police records, [music] the man had previously spent 16 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of robbery before being exonerated in 2020. His family said the years of wrongful imprisonment left him with lasting psychological trauma, which they believe contributed to his reaction during the encounter with police. [music] The man's family also found that Deputy Aldridge had previously been fired by three law enforcement agencies over excessive use [music] of force incidents. This was his fourth department. However, 3 months after the incident, Deputy Buck Aldridge returned to active duty. Several experts who reviewed the shooting footage said they believed the use of deadly force [music] was legally justified as the deputy was facing an immediate threat when he fired. What do you think about this incident?