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Elyria releases bodycam video of controversial police raid family claims was conducted at wrong home

The city of Elyria has released body camera video showing a home raid where a mother says her toddler was injured. The footage, which was published on the city's YouTube page, is highly redacted but still gives viewers an idea of what happened when officers executed a search warrant for the house on Parmely Avenue last week. You can watch all eight clips here. As previously seen in a Ring doorbell recording obtained days ago, Officers are heard banging on the door and announcing themselves as having a search warrant. Then, a battering ram is used before a flash-bang grenade is thrown into the right bay window of the residence. Courtney Price was in the house with her 17-month-old son Waylon, and can be heard on the video screaming as officers make their way inside. She comes to the doorway with her hands up before being handcuffed outside, telling authorities, "My baby's in there on a ventilator." "I was very respectful," Price later told 3News. "I complied to everything they asked me to." Waylon is blurred in the bodycam video but can still be spotted in his bouncer next to his crib, dancing to the music playing on the television. However, it would be six minutes before any of the officers acknowledge the child, who has multiple health issues. Waylon's mother says he slept through all of the noise, and after 10 minutes, Price's handcuffs were taken off and the pair were reunited. First responders checked on the child, deeming his lungs sounded OK. Waylon was taken to UH Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, and while he is now out of the ICU, Price claims he is being treated for inflammation of the lungs and irritation of the eyes, along with the lingering effects of smoke from the flash-bang. Elyria police strongly denied the toddler had been exposed to chemical irritants and asserted he had been given proper medical attention. Speaking with WKYC, Price acknowledged Waylon looked to be alright in the bodycam footage. That's why she's perplexed as to why he's ended up in the hospital for nearly a week. "Maybe my son wasn't crying in the video. Like, in that moment, he was OK" she said. "But it's the effects that they've left him with." Lydia Esparra reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/loc... -- At 3News, we’re not here to tell you the news, we’re here to share the stories that you say matter most to you. Share your ideas, thoughts, concerns and engage in conversations about the communities in which we all call home. Follow 3News on Social: Facebook:   /      Twitter:   / wkyc     Instagram:   /      Visit our site: https://www.wkyc.com/ And be sure to download our app here: https://wkyc.com/app