Officers were called to stand by for a biohazard clean-out after staff said a tenant's unit kept flooding the one next door. What follows is the lobby briefing, the knock on his door, and a request to step outside that turns into a struggle on the floor. He's heard saying officers broke his elbow. A paramedic sees a visible deformity but can't yet say if it's dislocated or fractured. No charges are mentioned on camera. He leaves on a hold, headed to the hospital. The building had posted a 24-hour notice to enter. Was this the right way to handle it? Tell us below. DISCLAIMER: This footage is public record, obtained through a public records request. Charges are allegations only, and every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The video is edited for length and clarity, identifying details are redacted, and it is published for educational and public-interest purposes. If you or someone you know is in crisis in the US, call or text 988.

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