...he was arrested for resisting arrest, his rights were violated from step one and suffered physical abuse; and you suggest that he/or anyone should just "simply comply" is the mindset we are trying to correct here.  Better training and educational police reform is what is/and has been desperately needed for this past decade.  We have municipal police armed & armored with military grade gear & weapons, and violating their oath into office by flouting the US & state Constitution - sorry, but protections of the US Constitutional rights & civil liberties should be the basis of this reform, which has been glazed over by our recent para-militarizing of Law enforcement nationwide.   Officers do in fact have a hard job, but the color of clothing and a badge should not make one a protected class to act "above the law" ~ period.  ie: color of law - with no legal authority of action.  What I'm trying to express here is that there was no need to resort to force in a majority of these situations.