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Don't resist. >> [ bleep ]. >> don't resist. >> i ain't resisting. >> turn him over. face down. >> [ bleep ]. >> all right, gentlemen, take him on out to the rec yard. >> shropshire is taken outside while his cell is cleared. >> don't resist when we take these off. >> medical staff is always called in after a cell extraction to check the inmate for injuries, though they do not find any, shropshire's complaints continue. >> [ bleep ]. cutting off my circulation. [ bleep ]. >> mr. shropshire, if you can comply, we wouldn't have to go through this. >> [ bleep ]. i don't take [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]....

So we know you can settle down. >> inmates fail to comply with staff instructions, we will probably have to extract them. >> i want everything ready to go in no more than five minutes. i want everything ready to go in five minutes. >> don't make them big enough. >> in addition to the risk of being injured during a cell extraction, officers must also protect their faces and uniforms from body waste that is frequently thrown at them by inmates. >> you got elbow pads, you are going to slide in there, it's wet. one of them might throw feces at you. he smells it he is ready. he's going to be pitchi...

Shu facility captain r.j. andrews oversees cell extractions on a weekly basis. >> we do wear protective gear in a cell extraction or use of force, calculated-type use of force. but on some occasions, staff do get injured. i have seen occasions where staff have been injured to point of broken arms. i have seen staff receive feces thrown in their face. i have seen staff where they actually had their headgear broken into pieces because they was hit so hard when they entered the cell. >> after extracting him from a shower cell in the crisis unit, officers are transporting this inmate to the shu fo...

So that's what we got from them and that's what we reported. so after we reported that information, cl, it basically what a use of force is whenever an inmate is gassed or they have to restrain them do a cell extraction or any kind of force against an inmate the officer writes up the the report. so they gave us the reports they had throughout the years. then after we reported that they were very high numbers. they conceded they were higher numbers. they ordered an audit as a result of the fact that the numbers have doubled. they said wait a minute, the miami herald inflated the numbers because...

Personnel continue to negotiate with the inmate in order to avoid a cell extraction, where anyone can be injured. >> it's on you. you cooperate with us and you don't fight and you take the medication as we give it to you, then we can equalize -- >> finally one inmate decides to comply. and officers move in to take him peacefully. with his cell still a flooded mess, and excrement covering part of the wall, the inmate is taken to another cell where he is medicated by a prison nurse. but another inmate in the hospital wing is proving to be less cooperative. >> you need to come in, give you some m...