Ramsey Orta who filmed the murder of Eric Garner sentenced to four years in prison...

Ramsey Orta, who filmed death of Eric Garner, sentenced to four years in prison for drugs and weapons charges

The Staten Island man who filmed Eric Garner’s final breaths was sentenced Monday to four years in prison for possession of a weapon and drug charges.

Ramsey Orta told his family “it will be okay” in Staten Island Supreme Court as Justice Stephen Rooney read out his sentence.

As court officers put handcuffs on Orta, protesters stood up in the courtroom, holding their fists in the air, flashing peace signs and chanting, “No justice no peace! F--- these racist police!”

"We're feeling really upset," said Lisa Ricardo, Orta's Aunt. "I would tell the police, don't touch him. Hands off Ramsey. Leave him alone in jail.”

Orta said in July he was “tired of fighting” and would plead guilty to criminal possession of a weapon and criminal sale of a controlled substance.

Authorities charged he sold heroin, ? ? , marijuana, oxycodone and anti-anxiety pills to an undercover office nine times. He was also busted with a .25-caliber handgun.

Since filming NYPD cop Daniel Pantaleo put Garner in a fatal chokehold in 2014, Orta has had several run-ins with the law.

His supporters have said he is the victim of police retaliation.

"Ramsey filmed Eric's last words, and that's how my child will hear his voice," said Jewel Miller, the mother of Eric Garner's youngest child, who attended the sentencing. "Ramsey Orta is a young boy. He's just getting into adulthood. He's just becoming a man and it's really sad.”