The dramatic video, captured by NBC affiliate WPMI.
In it, you see Officer Blane Barnett as he tases 24-year-old Ronald Reed.
Barnett then pulls him out the truck, punches him in the head, and slams his head into the street several times.
The question is, was he following police procedure?
According to the Washington County drug task force policy, tasing can be used on someone who is "actively resisting" arrest.
Captain Mike Ready, who assisted in the arrest, says Reed was speeding and would not pull over.
The taser policy further states "any person shot with the taser will be transported as soon as possible to a medical facility."
Reed's mother says that never happened.
"I wasn't aware of that and if we had known, I definitely would've taken him to a doctor," said Sharon Reed.
Although Barnett was with a McIntosh Police Officer, the police chief says Barnett was actually working for the drug task force on the day of the arrest.
However, the task force says Barnett resigned the day before.
If that's the case, Barnett would've been following McIntosh Police Procedure. The McIntosh Police Chief refused to discuss his department's policy on taser use.
The Police Chief's name is Michael Barnett. He is Blane Barnett's father.
"I don't see how they can justify it," said Sharon Reed, who also told us her family wants answers.
She is seeking legal counsel to help find them.
One answer is clear to Sharon Reed: her son didn't deserve this.
Reed was not arrested for resisting arrest, but he does face two misdemeanor counts of reckless driving and possession of marijuana.
The district attorney in Washington County said he's reviewing the case and will present his findings to a grand jury in August.
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They always be doin' this shit to white people!
Posted Mar-27-2008 ByAvgDude (128.32) AvgDude Send Message
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That cop probably treats his wife in the same way.
Posted Dec-13-2008 Bysu50 (11.54) su50 View Channel Send Message
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wow, the alabama police have come along way. they no longer discriminate based on race, they are an equal opportunity ass kicker.
Posted Mar-28-2008 Byaureliusva (532.62) aureliusva View Channel Send Message
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didnt have his daddys protection with the task force
Posted Mar-27-2008 ByDocwhispr (196.62) Docwhispr View Channel Send Message
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More..
Posted Mar-27-2008 Bycordovero (140.42) cordovero View Channel Send Message
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Posted Mar-27-2008 Bytag125 (191.50) tag125 View Channel Send Message
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Well.... thats how we do tings dow here in Alabama...son... yous got a problem wit dat....boy
Posted Mar-30-2008 Byjosephbocchino (414.30) josephbocchino View Channel Send Message
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people would nt be saying that if he had run over someone.he put everyone on the road in danger when he decided to run including the officers
Posted Apr-5-2008 Bybabyd03k (10.04) 
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHAAAAAAAWWWWWWWW
Posted Mar-27-2008 Bylasrever (5337.30) lasrever View Channel Send Message
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I think the Polyphonic psychological technique should be taught to all officers. It means that while executing the duties of an officer, the officer should imagine his supervisor, the public, and a video camera watching him every second on duty. If that were exercised, a police officer may stop before his closet-case-sourced violence comes out and use his training to properly deal with subjects by protecting their safety and the credibility of the institution that keeps our society civil.
Posted Mar-27-2008 Byshed77 (321.02) 
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