[Zhang Fei]

[The remarkable and extraordinarily rare event is when the investigation results in ANY form of discipline for the officer(s) involved. Normally they just get a paid couple of weeks vacation (suspended with pay) or moved to a desk job for a few weeks until the incident blows over and is forgotten.]

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That was before before George Floyd. Today, nobody really knows what happens to cops over fairly minor slip-ups. In theory, unless the patient suffered serious harm or died, a slap on the wrist ought to do it. But in a world of Only Black Lives Matter, this guy could lose his job and his pension. And departmental morale will fall off a cliff, resulting in cops spending all their time actively avoiding interactions with any potential criminals.

[SandwicheGuy]

The LEO CUFFED, put in wrist restraints, an EMT at an Emergency room entrance. You missed the point entirely. A fellow citizen was brutalized by a bully, and you are fine with that? Shame! HOW would you feel the same if a car came to your office and CUFFED you in front of everybody? The LEO should be let go as a bad example to the rest of the BLUE LINE gang members.