Footage captured by KNBC-TV’s chopper shows the man fall off the horse before San Bernardino County deputies deploy their tasers on him.
The man, identified as 30-year-old Jared Pusok, then appeared to extend his arms signaling surrender when deputies started punching him in the head and striking him in other areas of his body.
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Why do they run when they know it just makes things worse .
Just put a plant gun in his hands , justified , bingo.
Dumb a$$ police now-a-days.
From the article: "Pusok then abandoned the vehicle, continued fleeing on foot before he allegedly stole a horse."
Well no wonder they beat the crap out of him, horse thievery and cattle rustling are hanging offences.
Oh that's right the old west died in the 1910 when Arizona became a State.
horse had a tag light out
another chief who recognizes excessive force when he sees it. FINALLY.
It's about time the tide starts turning against these kops.
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