You don't stop. >> An intoxicated man screamed in the backseat of a patrol car. An officer slammed him unconscious onto the concrete and was later personally appointed by the chief as a DUI enforcement specialist. Local police received a call reporting that a man was sitting inside a vehicle and was clearly intoxicated. Even sitting in the driver's seat of a car that is not running can still qualify as DUI. Officers arrived and instructed the man to step out of the vehicle. >> I ain't doing nothing wrong. I don't want to get beat up. I don't want to get jumped. I don't want to do nothing wrong. >> The man was afraid the officers might hit him, so he was extremely compliant and even voluntarily handed his phone to the officer. >> Please, sir. I'm sorry. I swear to God. Here. I swear to God I'm sorry. Why don't you just set that down? >> Oh, yeah. Y'all but look, I ain't got nothing. I ain't got nothing. No weapons. I got cigarette. I know it's funny, but listen. >> No, it's something else. That truck over >> Listen. Listen. >> The man rambled on to the officer saying he had been punched by police many times before. The officer could tell he was clearly intoxicated and decided to place him under arrest. Not wanting to be hit, the man complied with every instruction. He was handcuffed and escorted to the patrol car. After a search, he calmly sat in the backseat. Once the officer closed the door, he went to speak with the man's wife to gather more information. >> He is a little hyper when he gets drunk, though. >> He like He like when he ain't driving. >> It's not funny. It scares me but >> I get it. >> The officer suddenly became angry, rushed over, and opened the rear door. You can see the man was sitting there with his hands cuffed behind his back doing nothing but shouting. The officer then grabbed him, pulled him out of the car, and violently slammed him onto the ground. The man's head struck the concrete and he immediately lost consciousness. When the man's wife approached, another officer pushed her to the ground. The officer's actions were clearly an unreasonable use of force and constituted felony assault. After regaining control of the scene, the officer called for an ambulance.