Are Police Getting Too Agressive In Their Efforts To Stop Crime?

What is going on with the police forces around the country? Lately it seems you cannot turn on a television news program without seeing some police officer in no particular state who has acted too aggressively. They are whipping out their stun guns and slamming people on cars using excessive force and slapping them with handcuffs. Often this extreme force is used seemingly on innocent or unthreatening individuals.

While we can say the police are facing more dangers these days than say decades ago and they are looking for new ways to stop crime, this behavior seems way out of line. Should these officers use more human skills and judgement to determine if these people who are just getting pulled over for inane things?

Like for instance the recent case in Utah where the office pulled over a very clean cut man who was driving with his wife and children and certainly did not seem inebriated, and acted as if he were a terrorist. When the driver questioned "What in the world is wrong with you?" to the officer, the officer reacted by stunning the man with his stun gun.

What is going on? Are officers trained to think of every US citizen is out to get them or a criminal? We know the officers need to defend themselves but something does need to change here as it seems to be getting way out of hand.

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