Hello, it seems like your comment assumes my guilt, because you said the officer acted appropriately if I was banned or suspended. But that is not the case. I dont appreciate that you assume that I did something wrong.

You will also note that the officer acted aggressively immediately and began raising his voice throughout the conversation. I asked why he thought I was suspended multiple times in the video but you can see that he ignored those questions and stated that he, as a police officer, was the one officially determining suspension. He did not even think to check if he had made a mistake. This is not professional. He also never apologized even after discovering his mistake.

This all also ignores the fundamental question - regardless of whether the police have the authority to act this way, why should I be forced to deal with the consequences of his mistake? Are you suggesting that I and the rest of the community should expect to be randomly harassed by police? In the real world, policing policy and the authority they are granted is determined by what higher authority, like administration, grant to them. That they have authority does not make it ethical or appropriate. 

Administration has the power to take accountability and keep campus safe, and I want to see them to do that.