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dikes ma led sheriff's deputiesinharriscounty,georgia, on a dangerous ten-mile chase in 2015. when the deputies stopped his truck, they repeatedly tasered him and dragged him to the ground. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. mark strassmann is in hamilton, georgia, with how his family pushed for release of the dash came video. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nicholas made two mistakes back in august of 2015. he used meth and he ran from police. his parents say none of that justifies what happened next, and they want you to watch this video so it never happens again. >> [ bleep ]. >> after a roughly ten-mile chase, harris county sheriff's deputies approached nicholas dikes tra's struck. deputies smashed his window, tased him, pulled him from the truck, threw him to the ground and cussed him. you can see one deputy putting his knee on the back of his neck for roughly 40 seconds. a few minutes later they noticed the teenager had stopped moving. >> hey. >> is he alive? >> deputies originally responded to a call about a man sleeping in his truck. when they woke
dikes ma led sheriff's deputies in harris county, georgia, on a dangerous ten-mile chase in 2015. when the deputies stopped his truck, they repeatedly tasered him and dragged him to the ground. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. mark strassmann is in hamilton, georgia, with how his family pushed for release of the dash came video. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nicholas made two mistakes back in august of 2015. he used meth and he ran from police. his parents...
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video so it never happens again. after a roughly ten-milechase,harriscountysheriff's deputies approached nicholas dykema's truck. they smashed through his window, pu hlledim out anduf cfed him. you can see one deputy put his knee on his neck for nearly 40 seconds. moments later they noticed the teenager had stopped moving. >> hey. >> reporter: deputies originally onrespded to call aboutan a m sleeping in his truck. when they woke him, right away he took off. once they caught and subdued him and he stopped breathing, deputies didn't start cpr until nearly ten minutes later. >> it's heartbreaking, you know, to ine >> reporter: nicholas's mom nancy dyksma can't bring herself to watch the video. >> you feel your son was executed? >> yes. >> becausesome. >> because i think that they were really rough with him, i think they were brutal to him. >> reporter: nicholas's autopsy report reported three causes of death. use of a stun gun, use of the knee to the torso and intoxication by mekts amphetamine. >> he made a mistake by running and taking meth. that may have influenced his judgmen
video so it never happens again. after a roughly ten-mile chase, harris county sheriff's deputies approached nicholas dykema's truck. they smashed through his window, pu hlledim out anduf cfed him. you can see one deputy put his knee on his neck for nearly 40 seconds. moments later they noticed the teenager had stopped moving. >> hey. >> reporter: deputies originally onrespded to call aboutan a m sleeping in his truck. when they woke him, right away he took off. once they caught...