Heavy-handed tactics by police, but not technically wrong. There weren't any damages. I guess not unless you count fear and humiliation. When she failed to get an apology from police, she took the case all the way to the Supreme Court, contending that her constitutional right to protection against unwarranted search and seizure had been violated when she was hauled off to jail. Advocates for minority groups say it will give carte blanche to racial profiling.
Regular folks are worried as well.
I refuse to believe that this will turn our nation's cops into a pack of thugs, bullying frightened soccer moms with guns and billy clubs. We have more than crime to fear if we cease to consider the police our partners and regard them, instead, as some kind of occupying army. In the morning, begin to tell your spouse the two or three things you plan to do that day. Finish your sentence the next morning. I have to give my 2 cents on coachella's acts.