A person
arrested is still entitled to be treated in a very humane way possible. Whether
the arrestee is already proven guilty or not, police enforcers are
expected to minimize the physical amount of force needed to contain a person or
situation. However, there are cases where police enforcers use wanton force as
a wrong way to intimidate a person.
By definition, police brutality is
the use of excessive force that can either be in the form of psychological
intimidation, abuse, police misconduct, false arrest, and police corruption
that violates the civilian's rights. In United States, police brutality is not
tolerable and is subject to the Fifth and Fourth Amendments of the Bill of
Rights Law.