Protesting SF State University's plan to "charge 11 students $8,100 for damages incurred during a December occupation of the business school," SFSU students held a peaceful protest on Wednesday that go slightly out of hand. Looking to enter the school's Administration Building--where student have the right to be, legally--one officer took things a wee bit too far, throwing a student to the ground and wresting him outside of the building. It's pretty rough considering the protest was pretty mellow.

According to SFGate, "the students are attempting to deliver a letter to Assistant Dean of Students Will Flowers, who they say promised that the 11 students would only pay $50 each." What's more, as the Gate goes on to point out, this video "offers a glimpse at tactics used by some protesters, who try to be nonviolent but provocative." Not to mention tactics used by certain officers during nonviolent protests.

Check out the (exciting!) video after the jump.