WARNING: This video documents physical force, injury, and drug possession. It is presented strictly for educational and transparency purposes related to police accountability and procedure. Jordan Eldy was arrested in Akron, Ohio, on multiple outstanding warrants, but later filed a federal lawsuit claiming excessive force was used after officers repeatedly punched him. The footage documents the arrest where officers found fentanyl and his one-year-old son in the car. The city ultimately paid Ely $15,000 to settle the lawsuit. The incident began when Jordan Elely was stopped on outstanding warrants. During the arrest, Ely resisted, leading to a physical struggle where officers deployed multiple punches to gain control. His 1-year-old son and a small bag of fentanyl were found inside the vehicle, leading to charges including drug possession (a felony) and child endangerment. Ely later filed a federal excessive force lawsuit against the Akron Police Department and the city, resulting in a $15,000 settlement. The video provides an educational review of the difficult balance between force application and suspect resistance during high-risk arrests. Disclaimer: Only Cams provides body camera footage for transparency and educational purposes. Subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Footage has been edited for compliance. 0:00 - Introduction: Suspect Punched, Lawsuit Filed 0:43 - Officers Approach Suspect Jordan Ely (Warrants Confirmed) 0:54 - Physical Struggle Begins; Suspect Resists Going to Ground 1:09 - Officers Punch Suspect to Gain Compliance 2:02 - Officer Warns: "Dude, I'm going to hit you again, bro." 2:15 - Suspect Claims: "I can't breathe. I got asthma." 3:00 - Suspect Claims Need to Go to Hospital/Overdose 4:11 - CRITICAL CONTEXT: Suspect's 1-Year-Old Son Found in Car 4:15 - CRITICAL EVIDENCE: Small Bag of Fentanyl Found in Vehicle 4:50 - Suspect Acknowledges Warrants: "I know, but..." 5:41 - Suspect Taken to Patrol Car; Keeps Falling Due to Resistance 6:44 - Grandmother Arrives, Asks to See Grandson 7:16 - Officer Explains Child Services Must Be Involved Due to Fentanyl/Warrants 8:35 - Suspect's Right Arm Needs Loosening from Cuffs 9:16 - Suspect's Wife/Mother of Child Arrives, Claims Suspect Has Chronic Asthma 10:48 - Suspect Read Miranda Rights 12:29 - Suspect Explains Stop: Claims Officers Stared, Knew He Had Warrants 13:01 - Officer Warns Suspect of Potential Prison Time for Fentanyl Felony 14:43 - Case Conclusion: Elely Found Not Guilty of Resisting, Pleads Guilty to Fentanyl; City Settles Lawsuit for $15,000 #ExcessiveForce #PoliceLawsuit #Fentanyl #Bodycam #ChildEndangerment #policeaccountability CONTACT US: Video submissions? Sponsorships? Collabs? Business inquiries? Email our board at alerts.onlycams@gmail.com. BE NICE: The individuals presented in these videos may be experiencing a stressful moment or simply having a bad day. The videos should NOT be presumed to be representative of their general behavior. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect. RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN: Onlycams practices the "Right to be Forgotten." If you appear in a video and wish to request removal for privacy reasons, please email our board. Email: alerts.onlycams@gmail.com

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