Blocking the road here. What is he doing? What's going on here? What's going on here? You're kind of getting rough within there. Yeah, I'm hurting it. What's that? What do you do? I'm hurting it. I'm hurting it. I'm hurting it. I'm hurting it. What is he doing? Why did you just throw him like that? What's that? I'm back. I'm back. I'll stay back. You're good. You alright, buddy? He didn't hurt you, did he? He did. He was kind of rough there. What's he harassing you for? I know. Okay. Well, I just, he's blocking the road. I'd like to get through here and I don't like him throwing you around like that. I was locked and tied. I just got to stay back so he doesn't fritz here. But I'll keep an eye on you. Did he tear your pants? Did he tear your pants? Yes. Alright, yeah, I'm going to move my truck. I'll walk you here for a minute. Okay, just to make sure he doesn't use you any further. So I pull up officers here talking to this guy. Blocking the whole road and then he just throws him on the ground. That wasn't doing anything but stumbling and staggering. I don't know what the guy's trouble is, but as usual, these officers think they got to be as heavy handed as possible. So frustrating. No reason for it. What's going on here? There's another halt patient. Escape from the hospital. So you just threw him on the ground? Because he's a mental, did you seriously just throw a disabled person on the ground? No. There's a phone comets. I'm not threatening you at all. Why did you throw him on the ground? I want an answer to that. Mr. Sime, I'm not going to talk to you. You're not going to talk to me. I have to take this. Why? Step back. You're blocking the road. Quick, try to order me around. You're blocking a public road. It'd be great if you were helping the guy but you just threw him on the ground. Not cool, not acceptable. You need to treat people with respect. You know, tough guys everywhere. So it's a mental health patient. He needs to take him back to the hospital. He needs to treat someone that's hurting folks. Is this how you treat someone that needs help? We throw him on the ground. I don't know if the camera caught him being thrown on the ground. Because his car was kind of in the way. And I didn't necessarily expect that at that point. So I'm watching. He's right here. And it makes sense that the guy maybe has a mental health patient because he was kind of walking weird. He was kind of like he was staggering on certain. And it looked like maybe he had a problem. Maybe he wasn't understanding what was going on. And we've seen this over and over again. We see police murder people that have mental problems or that are sick or things like that. And so this afraid of police thug just throws the guy on the ground. I watched him do it. I watched him grab him and the guy goes flying on the ground. Why would you treat somebody like that? Would you treat your neighbor like that if they were hurting? Would you treat your children like that if they were hurting? Where's the love for our neighbor? Where's the respect for our fellow man? Why does afraid of police think that they can abuse disabled people? Is that okay? Is that acceptable? Is that what we call serving and protecting now? We need real public servants, folks. We need people that love their neighbor. We need to start holding them accountable. And when you just stand our ground, when they try to be police.