http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_c2#/video/us/2012/09/13/dnt-badgecam-senior-suv.wfaa

She was speeding, and the cop pulls her over, asks for license, etc, but she refuses stating she needs to pee and has a condition. Now, I'm sure that if she complied with the requirement to give the documents requested, and she really was having a medical issue, that he'd be understanding and willing to allow her to handle it, likely escorting her, I assume. But she refuses belligerently, starts arguing with him, he requests she exit the vehicle, she refuses this, so he has to remove her of course, that's the law. He lightly tugs on her arm initially, and she acts as if he's trying to snap it off. He manages to get her out after she pretty much goes kicking and screaming, and he at least doesn't slam her to the ground or anything, she falls a bit, but it looks pretty minor to me. Now of course, the news here is spinning it that the cop shouldn't have done this. I shall state that if this were a man, even an older man who could have the same conditions (assuming she wasn't lying to get out of a ticket) that if he acted this way, no one would give a shit. Also, he'd likely get a rougher time of it. That's my guess anyway.

Also, my first time posting here after I discovered it. I was always pretty aware of men's rights being very pitiful, but not as much as I am now.