The video from the early morning hours on October 18<\/a> shows him breaking a fence, entering a neighbor’s yard and home, hiding in a bathroom, and then being taken down and handcuffed.<\/p>\n RELATED: Doug Martin, former Oakland Raiders running back, dies in police custody<\/a><\/p>\n The 12-minute video has audio of 911 dispatch taking a call from Doug Martin’s mom. She explains that he was having mental health emergency and left his house in the Oakland Hills.<\/p>\n OPERATOR: “Is he on medication?”<\/p>\n DOUG MARTIN’S MOM: He takes sleeping pills and he hasn’t slept for three days.<\/p>\n A neighbor’s surveillance camera shows 36-year-old Martin yelling, busting a window, and climbing inside the home. Officers arrive moments later; and try to talk to martin who’s inside a bathroom.<\/p>\n When Martin does come out, he struggles with officers and they take him to the ground in a home gym.<\/p>\n Officers yell at Martin to relax and calm down as they hold him on the ground. Eventually, they get handcuffs on him.<\/p>\n RELATED: Ex-NFL player Doug Martin struggled with mental health issues before OPD in-custody death: family<\/a><\/p>\n OFFICER: “Keep his legs down. Calm down, alright? Relax. Relax for me. Relax. Stop. Stop. Stop. Calm down.”<\/p>\n OFFICER: “Hey Doug. So, Oakland Police Department, OK? We’re going to get you help.”<\/p>\n According to police, officers check Martin’s pulse and breathing as they waited for paramedics to arrive.<\/p>\n Martin calms down, falls silent, and appears to make a snoring sound.<\/p>\n OFFICER: “He could just be tired. Check his pulse!”<\/p>\n RELATED: Brain of ex-NFL player Doug Martin reportedly to be tested for CTE following in-custody death<\/a><\/p>\n According to police, paramedics arrive and can’t get a gurney inside the home.<\/p>\n So, officers carry martin outside.<\/p>\n PARAMEDIC: “Breathing?”<\/p>\n OFFICER: “He’s not breathing?”<\/p>\n PARAMEDIC. “Hey!”<\/p>\n Paramedics then determined Martin stopped breathing. Handcuffs were removed and CPR was started.<\/p>\n We reached out to attorney John Burris who represents Martin’s family.<\/p>\n Burris previously told The East Bay Times that the 12-minute video seemed incomplete.<\/p>\n
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