Video footage has emerged of a law enforcement officer grabbing a cell phone from the hands of a woman recording him and throwing it violently to the pavement in southern California. The 53-second video, posted on YouTube, features footage of the unnamed woman recording an incident involving multiple officers in South Gate on Sunday. About 25 seconds into the clip, the woman who had been attempting to speak to some of the officers is approached by a tall man strapped with a riffle who suddenly lunges at her. The 53-second video, posted on YouTube, features footage of the unnamed woman recording an incident involving multiple officers in South Gate on Sunday . About 25 seconds into the clip, the woman who had been attempting to speak to some of the officers is approached by a tall man strapped with a riffle who suddenly lunges at her . Following a brief struggle the man - later identified as a deputy U.S. Marshal - grabs her cell phone and throws it to the ground . Following a brief struggle the man - later identified as a deputy U.S. Marshal - grabs her cell phone, throws it to the ground and then kicks it away in a fit of rage. As the man returns to his previous position, the woman is seen scrambling for her phone. She then turns to the woman across the street who has been recording the incident and asks: 'Did you record that?' South Gate Police Chief Randy Davis has confirmed to NBC4 that the man is with the U.S. Marshals. A spokesperson for the U.S. Marshals has said the shocking footage 'is being reviewed.' The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is also investigating the video. A spokesperson for the U.S. Marshals has said the shocking footage 'is being reviewed', while the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is also investigating . South Gate Police Chief Randy Davis has confirmed that the man who is seen kicking the phone in the video is with the U.S. Marshals . As the man returns to his previous position, the woman is seen scrambling for her phone. She then turns to the woman across the street who has been recording the incident and asks: 'Did you record that?' The incident took place as officers from multiple agencies were responding to a report of a biker gang meeting at a local bar during which six arrests were made. It was unknown if the woman in the footage was affiliated with the gang. Davis said that no police officers from the South Gate Police Department were involved in the incident.
The 53-second video features footage of the unnamed woman recording an incident involving multiple officers in South Gate, southern California . The woman is then approached by a tall man with a riffle who wrestles the cell phone from her . He then throws it to the pavement and then kicks it in a fit of rage . U.S. Marshals spokesperson has said the shocking footage 'is being reviewed', while the L.A. County Sheriff's Department is also investigating .