After hearing she had been ticketed, Campbell asks Swerdlove to call a supervisor, which he claims to have done. But she refuses to sign the ticket - on offense in Georgia - so Swerdlove asks her to step out of her car so she can be arrested.
"Step out of the car", Swerdlove says repeatedly, to which Campbell replies, "I'm going to wait for your supervisor."
The exchange then becomes heated as Campbell closes her door on Swerdlove, which he reacts to by shouting at her to leave the vehicle and trying to pull her out.
'Stop it! Your supervisor needs to come now, now!' she replies, at which point a passenger gets out of the back door and walks away from the confrontation.
"You need to get out of the car, you're under arrest," Swerdlove says. "Step out of the car, you need to come now."
"I won't until your supervisor comes," Campbell says. "This is abusive behavior, no sir. I need to supervisor, now!"
"You're under arrest, you are resisting arrest," the officer replies.
At this point reinforcements called by Swerdlove arrive in two police cars with their sirens blaring before pulling up next to Campbell's car.
A second officer, who has not been named, gets out of one of the cars and approaches Campbell, telling her: 'I need you to get out of the car, step out.
"Come out of the car, you're been arrested. We're not going to try and hurt you."
Officer Legg walks to the other side of the car as the polite, but heated, encounter continues.
Campbell says, "I won't come out for him," referring to the first officer.
The second officer says, "Ok, alright, as he gently helps her out of the vehicle."
But at this point Legg begins shouting curses at Campbell. "Hey, you're not in charge, shut the f*** up and get out of the car," he screams.
Swerdlove and the second officer continue moving Campbell out of the vehicle, but Legg then grabs her and pulls her with considerable force.
She begins screaming as three other officers arrive at the scene.
"Where's your supervisor, where's your supervisor," Campbell screams.
At this point Legg grabs the woman again and pulls her towards the cop cars.
"I want the supervisor, where is the supervisor, I need him now," Campbell says. "I'm going to have a heart attack, my blood pressure is sky high."
Off-camera, one of the officers says he is going to call a medic, to which she responds by demanding again to see a supervisor.
One of the officers can be heard telling Campbell not to slam her body against the cop car and saying "please, I need you to sit down now."
Recounting the incident, Campbell said she felt 'scared' and 'ganged up on' by the officers.
"I just panicked, I felt like my heart exploded. Am I in a movie? Is this a movie? I couldn't believe it. It was surreal," she told WSB.
"I didn't expect that in America. I didn't expect that in Atlanta. I didn't expect that especially in Alpharetta."
Legg was immediately suspended and has since resigned. Campbell says she wants an apology and more training for officers and has not decided whether to take legal action.
Public Safety Chief John Robinson said in a Facebook post about the video: "We strive to be a transparent department.
"If we are going to be 100 percent transparent, that means that we also must be willing to share with you any major concerns that arise regarding employee performance and behavior.
"There are aspects about this video that simply do not represent our organization."
