Is there a justification for body slamming a person after they cry and hesitate for 1.5 seconds? If the answer is yes, you're a horrible person.

Damn there's a whole mess of bootlickers in here today.

I have worked in a field where I routinely needed to restrain people larger than myself without hurting them. These people were unwell, sometimes violent, and often paranoid and aggressive. I never once fucking bodyslammed an adult patient or punched them.

I had to restrain teenagers, many who looked a lot like this girl (who may not have been 100% compliant, but was definitely not "resisting" as I have been resisted by teenage patients). I never once fucking bodyslammed a small teenage girl or punched her. Nor did I fucking bodyslam and punch a 200+lb highschool football player with paranoid delusions and a penchant for punching nurses.

Why not? Because there is absolutely zero need to do that, it's fucked up and mean, it could seriously hurt them, and it's illegal besides. When I was doing this type of work, I was much smaller than the pig in the video, and again restraining teenagers up to 300+lb adults. The lack of a need to do something forceful, and doing the forceful thing anyway despite not needing to is the definition of excessive force. Bodyslamming an unarmed, small, possibly inebriated teenage girl as a 200+lb man is excessive and fucked up.

If you think this is OK, you need to take a step back and ask yourself why you think that.

..what more information do you need beyond bodyslamming a skinny 18 year old girl and punching her while shes down?

That cop must be a pathetic little bitch if he's THAT afraid of a little girl.

Maybe we should put some strong confident people in those positions instead of frightened babies.

We aren’t assuming the cop is excessive. We are watching it on video.

Yeah - they lost the benefit of the doubt ages ago…

Agreed. How do we know that lady wasn’t trans or ANTIFA?