Viewer discretion advised: The video above contains content that may be disturbing to some viewers SARASOTA, Fla. (WFLA) - Sarasota police released video Wednesday of a crash between an officer's patrol car and an 8-year-old boy on a dirt bike. The crash happened Monday, and the officer's body-worn camera captured the moment the vehicle struck the child, and the intense and emotional minutes that followed. Due to its graphic and disturbing nature, Nexstar's WFLA has chosen not to show the full video. The officer exited the vehicle and began to perform chest compressions on the child, who was lying unresponsive in the roadway. A crowd began to form around the child and the officer and became increasingly agitated in the aftermath of the crash. "You hit my f****** nephew!" a man shouted to the officer in a panic. "You did this!" Minutes later, officers carried the child, still unresponsive, to an ambulance. He had a visibly broken leg. The video ends seconds later. Central teen faces charges after ‘Drift’ driving game leads to crash, vehicle in flames The boy remained hospitalized at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital on Wednesday. "We cannot imagine how difficult this is for his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you," Sarasota Police Chief Rex Troche said in a video statement. The officer involved in the incident was placed on restricted administrative duty as Sarasota police and the Florida Highway Patrol conduct an investigation. Latest News Here's what to know about parking, dates for the Harvest Festival on False River Former Disney World employee accused of hacking menus to add profanity, alter allergen info Things to know before visiting Susan B. Anthony's grave on Election Day Big Game Bound: Payton picks the Week 9 winners Why this Yankees outfielder is a 2024 World Series champion, even though his team lost