The Internet is giving semi-viral treatment to two videos of a San Francisco police officer attempting to shove a man in a wheelchair off a sidewalk curb.
The incident occurred last Sunday in the city's Visitacion Valley neighborhood. One video shows the man in a wheelchair crossing the street to where a group of police are detaining two other men. The disabled man is then seen interacting with several officers, one of whom swivels the man's chair until it hits a sign pole. The officer then gives the chair a shove, and the man tips over toward the street but doesn't fall out of his chair. An argument ensues, and the police officer is heard saying, "You f**** ran my foot over." Later, he says, 'You don't run my foot over," and the disabled man says, "f*** your foot, you don't do a handicapped person like that."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-ts=1421914688&x-yt-cl=84503534&v=6mxFNtcmEAA#action=share
The second video, from a different angle, shows the officer rotating the wheelchair then tipping it over.
The videos were posted on The Free Thought Project, a website that monitors police activity. The post said they were uploaded by the cousin of both the man in the wheelchair and one of the men being detained on the sidewalk. You can read that account of what happened here.