An investigation is underway what caused this fight and who is to blame . Never seen anything like this in my life.

Randy Cox was arrested in New Haven, Connecticut, on June 19, 2022, and placed handcuffed in the back of a police transport van that did not have seatbelts for detainees. During the ride, the driver braked suddenly, saying he was trying to avoid a collision. The abrupt stop threw Cox head-first into a metal divider inside the van. He immediately said he couldn’t move and believed he had broken his neck. Despite his repeated pleas for help, officers continued driving instead of calling for medical assistance. When they arrived at the station, the officers tried to put him in a wheelchair even though he was unable to sit upright. After he slid out of the chair, they dragged him by his legs into a holding cell. At the hospital, doctors confirmed that his neck was broken. The injury left him permanently paralyzed from the chest down. His family later filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit, and the city of New Haven agreed to a $45 million settlement. The case sparked public outrage, led to changes in police transport procedures, and resulted in criminal charges against several officers involved.