F*** off," Jodi, who lived with schizophrenia, yells in the video."You're not going anywhere," Black says.Jodi turns and runs onto the road Black received a non-parole period of three years and three months; Trautsch received three years.Because the CCTV footage of Jodi being assaulted was pixelated and the media didn't report her name, Sharee, Nichole and the extended family didn't know it was her until Four Corners contacted them earlier this year."It's just completely devastated us," Nichole says."We would have been there all through it to have her back, but we've got her back now, so that's the main thing.""We hope that this gives her [a] voice," Sharee says.The family wants police to improve how officers interact with people experiencing mental illness."This was our cousin and we were proud of Jodi," Nichole says."We don't care what anyone else says