REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage shows Effingham County Sheriff's deputies examining visible neck injuries on a domestic violence victim who reveals she was strangled until she couldn't breathe. This bodycam video documents critical evidence collection in a serious domestic assault case. In this police bodycam footage, officers conduct a thorough interview to document the victim's injuries. After confirming she has no allergies that might explain neck marks, officers ask directly about the assault: "Did he punch you in the face or did your face hit the ground when he threw you out?" The victim's response, captured clearly on the police bodycam, confirms multiple forms of assault: "He punched me in the throat and the face." The officer then asks the critical question about strangulation: "Did he choke you?" followed by "Can I see your throat?" - showing the proper evidence collection protocol for these serious cases. The bodycam footage reveals the victim's disturbing disclosure: "He choked me at home but here he punched me," confirming that the suspect committed multiple assaults in different locations. When the officer seeks clarification, asking "He choked you earlier at home?" the victim confirms with "Mm-hmm." Most alarmingly, when officers ask about the severity of the strangulation - "Did you feel like you were going to lose consciousness? Like did you lose air?" - the victim's response is captured clearly on the police bodycam: "Yeah I couldn't breathe. I was fighting." This statement documents a potentially lethal level of strangulation that medical experts identify as a significant risk factor for future homicide. According to official reports, the Effingham County Sheriff's Office arrested 30-year-old Alexander T. N. Roberts of Neoga following this incident on charges of aggravated domestic battery and child endangerment. This police bodycam footage documents the professional investigation process where officers gather crucial evidence of strangulation - a form of domestic violence that significantly increases the risk of future lethal violence. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #domesticviolence #strangulation

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