CCTV footage released by media outlets shows a jiu-jitsu-trained nurse restraining a violent patient while hospital staff escort the person out of the emergency department at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. The video depicts the nurse using grappling techniques to subdue the patient during the escort process. Both sources describe the incident as an “incredible” moment captured on camera, emphasizing that the nurse draws on jiu-jitsu skills to manage the situation. The reports focus on the actions seen in the footage rather than providing additional details about the patient’s identity, the underlying cause of the violence, or whether any injuries were sustained. No information in the provided summaries indicates the response by police, hospital authorities, or subsequent outcomes. The accounts also do not specify when the footage was recorded or when it was released. Overall, the shared narrative is that the nurse’s use of jiu-jitsu leads to a physical restraint of a patient perceived as violent during an emergency department escort.