http://www.northernstar.com.au/news/fil ... -/1783853/
Is it against the law for police to use physical force when a subject is resisting arrest?
No.
The question is whether or not this force was excessive.
What struck me as being odd is how the footage provided by the gay community only shows the accused being taken into custody, doesn't show the footage re- the chain of events which lead to the individual being arrested to begin with.
It's alleged Jamie Jackson had inappropriately touched (he claims he tickled) a female in the crowd.
A gay guy touching a girl?
Hmmmm

This sounds a little staged to me, could he have touched this girl in front of police (to which she is believed to have objected) with a view to instigating police response? A public demonstration?
Did he know the girl he tickled?
Now as a result of this incident, a prominent gay rights activist and film maker who also claims he was brutalised by police has instigated a gay rally against police brutality in Sydney in response to this video clip having gone viral.
Click on the above link and watch the extended footage with public commentary.
It seems, our film maker may have something else in mind for next years film fest.
