surveillance cameras capture him reverting to his old ways as he attacks inmate antonio cooper.er bell slams cooper into a wall, the men appear to exchange words. suddenly, bell throws a punch and takes cooper to the ground. following jail policy, the sole deputy assigned to the unit remains at his post and calls for backup. he orders the men to break up the fight and other inmates to return to their cells. bell refuses to comply and flips cooper over his shoulder, then continues punching him on the floor. as the deputy waits for backup, cooper attempts to shield himself from bell's onslaught. bell finally ends the assault but not before stomping on cooper's head. 54 seconds after the first punch was thrown, backup officers flood the unit. they restrain bell and attend to cooper until medical personnel arrive. >> medical normally does not respond to a physical altercation. when i heard that there was need of medical, i knew that it was going to be bad. there was going to be bloodshed. >> hold on, hold on, hold on. just leave him. >> equipped with a body camera, sergeant torres i

wichita's sedgwick county jail, surveillance cameras caught antonio bell's brutal assault of antonio cooper. awaiting trial for second degree murder, bell threw cooper to the floor and continued beating him. cooper was transported to a local hospital. bell was treated in the jail's medical clinic for a minor wrist injury and placed in the segregation cell. >> i took him to the corner to talk to him and he spit on me. i kind of beat him up a little bit, kind of too bad. i wasn't meaning to, you know. i just kind of blacked out a little bit. it's all gas and no brakes, you know? i walked away once i seen the blood. i kind of snapped back. but like i said, i blacked out, you know. he wasn't my friend i would have continued to maul him, you know. you're going to be all right, you know. it's going to be a good lesson that he learns, you know. i didn't kill him. i could have but i didn't. >> last thing i remember is me being up in the air. emts and all kinds of doctors surrounding me. i just remember getting picked up on the gurney and getting brought out here. i was awake from when we got outsid