we have james egan via skype. what do you think is going on in this video? >> it is clearly excessive force, there's no question it's excessive force. it was absolutely unnecessary to drag him out of the car. >> tell me about your client's record. when he was pulled over. >> my client had zero criminal history, zero. he was booked in jail, spent two days there. >> in your opinion, what is going on with the seattle police department? >> the department of justice said both that there's a pattern of excessive use of force. but they also said there's a serious question about biased policing. the clients that i'm representing happen to be minorities. >> you've asked for the police chief, john diaz, to step down. >> yeah. chief diaz spent 30 years in this force and i don't think he's very good at policing his own. the mayor has the authority to ask him to leave and terminate his employment. maybe the mayor should do that. >> we contacted seattle pd about this matter and they didn't respond by the deadline. >>> this is a full-on fight between about 100 clergymen at

[ bleep ] i know you dot>> to gt the video that we're seeing is attorney james egan, he's representing these two guys that were in the car. james, tell me briefly what your clients were accused of doing that night? >> miguel was in fact speeding, i'll stipulate and agree he probably was speeding. >> were the driver and the passenger taken to jail and charged with anything? >> the driver was taken to jail and charged with negligent driving in first-degree. one charge of negligent driving was dismissed. >> what was the worst thing that was said to your clients on this night? >> miguel said you guys are making me look real bad. and the offerser said -- >> you took care of that the second you crossed the city line. >> what did miguel do wrong that the moment he crossed the city line that suddenly he looked bad in the eyes of these officers did do your guys have previous records? >> yeah he spent time in prison for two years. on the date of the incident he was doing nothing wrong other than speeding. >> last week the department of justice released an 11-month investigation that claims when