should lessen our restriction on enforcing the law the mayor believes the incident could have been avoided if weinman had only complied to show her identification the bottom line is the officers made a request for her id he said she took a position im not giving you the id they were going to walk away but then she started saying you have nothing better to do and blahblah even if weinman wasnt intoxicated she had no right to kick or spit on the officers he said all she had to do was give her id and this would have been a nonentity he added troiano also praised the training of the cops who are class ii special parttime police officers hired on for the summer months to deal with heavy tourism these officers are trained he assured noting that they undergo a rigorous 26week livein boot camp training at cape may county police academy they go through a military type police boot camp he explained its not like it was in the past where you want a job as a cop heres a baton gun and uniform and now go out on patrol these guys are trained wildwood police chief robert regalbuto also backed his seasonal officers training in an interview with abc news monday we hire a lot of officers that help us out in the summertime regalbuto said they might not have as much experience as some of the other guys but we do our best with those officers we do our best to train them properly if there are areas where we can make improvements were going to make improvements regalbuto acknowledged to abcowned station wpvitv in philadelphia that investigators are still piecing together what happened before hewitt started recording the arrest a video made its rounds on social media showing police officers wrestling a woman to the ground and punching her in the head at a beach in wildwood nj may 26 2018 alexis hewitt theres more to the story he told wpvitv adding that more information would help balance the story once the body camera footage gets released you have to see the entire videos the body camera footage remains under scrutiny by the cape may county prosecutors office and wont be released until they complete their probe once the initial investigation is completed by the wildwood police departments internal affairs unit the police video will be released to the general public and a more formal statement will be made by our office cape may prosecutor jeffrey h sutherland said in a statement retired new york police department chief of detectives and abc news analyst robert boyce evaluated the video of weinmans arrest boyce said hed like to see more footage before the blows but from the outset it looked like excessive force because the subject was on the ground with two officers subduing her i was sleeping on the beach and i woke up to this i cant believe it pictwittercomuje5sy7e4g lexy