article_snippet.sent: Helicopter cameras caught a swarm of cops kicking and punching 30-year-old Francis Pusok more than 80 times on Thursday, after him fled him southern California home when they tried to arrest him for identity theft charges.
article_snippet.sent: In an interview with NBC 4 on Monday,  Pusok revealed that him had been handcuffed for '99 per cent' of the beating and that near the end of the scarring experience a deputy whispered into a deputy ear 'This isn't over'.
article_snippet.sent: Scarring experience: Francis Pusok (left) spoke for the first time on Monday, four days after Francis Pusok (left) was beaten up by cops in footage taken from a helicopter.
article_snippet.sent: Cruel: The helicopter continued to record the first two cops beating Francis Pusok (left) up as more deputies swooped in .
article_snippet.sent: Pusok remembers the cops 'hitting me every place that the cops could hit me - anywhere and everywhere.' '
article_snippet.sent: I thought I was being beaten to death,' said Pusok.. '
article_snippet.sent: "' Bruised: Pusok sports a painful black eye in his booking photo.
article_snippet.sent: Pusok's beating came as recent violent episodes by officers dealing with suspects have hit the headlines, including the killing of Walter Scott in North Charleston, South Carolina, last weekend.
highlights_snippet.sent: , California recorded police tasering Pusok, putting him in handcuffs and continuing to beat him after him was subdued .
  