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Note the first one to be hand cuffed has already assaulted an LEO before and the charges were dropped.

I would suggest that a push back was enough to respond to her push back. Not saying a punch is an excessive force. So far, a punch is still simple force on force. The lady was not knocked off and she just disengaged from the confrontation and kept her distance. I guess you can say she was put in her place. I do note that the LEO spent to much time to restrain the second lady.

Both ladies in the incidents have criminal records. Their hate and distaste to the LEO is clear.

The LEO used force, justifiably. The moment that lady and her accomplice started to restrain the officer and even pushed him, instead of he complying with his commands, it was assault on the officer and resisting arrest. The response came like lightning Bolt, squarely between the eyes. Tazer/PSpray could have been deployed however, the punch proved faster.

She learned and will keep learning a lesson. Do not assault LEOs. And, I do not understand how in the world the woman that got punched thought that she had the right to obstruct LEO from doing his job?