..protecting and serving, lol!

Take me off the list, I don't want anyone acting like this protecting or serving me. I realize that spotlighting one particular instance where brutal force is used in an arrest sounds a little Anti-America, but I think that police overuse intimidation and authority. These girls were j-walking....and get handled like this? I see the resistance, yeah sure, but put the handcuffs on her and put her in the car, call for back-up.....but i saw absolutley no reason to punch the girl in the face. What I saw was inappropriate handling and disrespect and a freind not knowing what to do when this was happening right infront of her, so she tried to get between what was looking like assault. I say she's a hero, for actually protecting and serving, lol! The officer is the only one that seems to be breaking laws.

I hate driving down the road and nearly having a heart attack when i ride past a cop pointing a radar GUN at my car. Does it really have to look like a gun/ held like a gun? Why do police back up where you can't see them, isn't that unethical? Why is it that when a call involving guns or drugs is made forty officers show up to block traffic and cause a scene, but when you need them (which for me has only been 3 times in my life) they come HOURS after you first call. It seems police only show up to arrest and frighten.

There is no reason for a grown man to ever punch a woman or girl in the face. Not only should this officer be fired with no package, but police departments all across the world should change how they interact with citizens and not simply terrorize.
I think some laws are drawn up to give reason to arrest people. j-walking? what is that? walking across the street not at an intersection? okay... Just sharing.