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>> dont kick your window. dont kick your window. stop kicking the window. stop kicking the window. calm down! >> reporter: lambert, his hands cuffed behind the back kicks out the patrol car window and sprints towards the emergency room ramming the sliding doors. three officers draw their tasers and appear to make contact. lambert falls forward. >> get on your belly! >> reporter: instead of having him evaluated by doctors, the police put him back in the squad car and when he fails to sit up, hes ...

Increasingliagy agitated. as the squad car pulls into the e.r. -- >> dont kick in the window. stop kicking the window. calm down! calm down! >> lett >> lambert with his hands cuffed behind his back kicks out the window, ramming the sliding doors. three officers draw their tasers and appear to make contact. lambert falls forward. >> im going to light you up again. >> reporter: instead of having him evaluated by doctors, the police put him back in the squad car. when he fails to sit up, hes allege...

>> and you just couldnt stop after that. >> no, that was just beginning. >> believe me, everybody needs something. theres no department that doesnt need some kind of gear. >> since 2005, the sorenson brothe brothers foundation has donated $4 million worth of equipment in 13 states. a lot of that comes in selling pickle buckets, empty, from their shops. >> we sell 5,000 to $10,000 a piece. that all goes to the foundation and it keeps them out of landfills too. >> that money helped pay for this de...

And you just couldnt stop after that? >> no. that was just the beginning. >> we started to see the big picture, and, believe me, everybody needs something. theres no department that does need some kind of gear. >> reporter: since 2005, the sorenson brothers foundation has donated more than $2 million worth of equipment in 13 states. a lot of that money comes from selling pickle buckets, emptied by their shops. >> we sell 5,000 to 10,000 pickle barrels a month. at $2 apiece that all goes in the f...