Body camera footage documenting the fatal beating of Robert Brooks at the hands of New York state corrections officers has triggered an outpouring of rage and condemnations – and analysis from experts who said the video shows a misuse of force by officers.

A New York prison where a handcuffed man died after officers beat him earlier this month will get a new superintendent, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Monday after visiting the facility. Body camera video had been released days earlier showing prison guards pummeling Robert Brooks as he sat handcuffed on a medical examination table

The fatal beating of a Black man by white corrections officers at an upstate New York prison that was caught on body cam video has sparked anger, investigations and planned protests.

Robert Brooks, an inmate at a New York state correctional facility, was beaten to death which was caught on bodycam, sparking a probe.

Video released by the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James shows a cuffed Brooks repeatedly being struck by corrections officers.

On Dec. 9, prison guards brutally beat Brooks, 43, who died six hours later at a Utica hospital. A video released Friday by the state Attorney General’s Office showed the officers punching, kicking, stripping and restraining Brooks.

The New York Attorney General released body camera video of correction officers beating a handcuffed inmate hours before he died.

Shocking bodycam video of prison guards beating the inmate was released on Friday by New York Attorney General Letitia James

The governor's visit comes as 14 employees at Marcy Correctional Facility face investigation over the beating death of inmate Robert Brooks.