A normal day at the 'Panamerica Highway' of Pilar, Argentina, turned unusual when a motorist tried to pass without paying the toll, and a police officer stops him using a baton on Friday (February 5).

The entire scene was recorded on one of the highway's security cameras, who filmed what happened head-on at around 1:00 p.m.

The police officer managed to strip him off his motorcycle, threw him to the ground, and continued beating different parts of the motorist's body.

The motorcyclist, identified as Francisco Pedro Ferrer, was charged with "resistance to authority and injuries."

Everything was happening with absolute normality last Friday afternoon on the Panamericana Highway. While a motorist was stopped at the Pilar city toll booth to make the manual payment, three other vehicles were waiting their turn to pass.

But suddenly a motorcyclist broke into the scene on the right-hand side and tried to pass without paying when the employee of Autopistas del Sol (AUSOL) raised the barrier for the driver of the gray Fiat Palio to advance, once he had already paid the ticket.

What the motorcyclist did not take into account was the rapid reaction that the policeman on duty would have, who, warned of this illegal maneuver, first took his right arm to stop his march and then hit him with his club repeatedly to neutralize him.

The entire scene, which lasts about 40 seconds, was recorded on one of the highway's security cameras; who filmed what happened head-on at around 1:00 p.m.

Once the police officer managed to strip him of his motorcycle, he threw him to the ground and continued beating different parts of his body; while the motorcyclist tried to defend himself.

The motorcyclist, identified as Francisco Pedro Ferrer, was charged with "resistance to authority and injuries."