Yes, but with reservations due to autism.

I truly don't give a shit about someone being jabbed in the face when they're physically resisting a lawful arrest or questioning. I've asked it before and I'll ask it again - what are police meant to do when the suspect will not comply and is physically resisting and fighting off the officer?

The only reason this is upsetting is because the individual had autism and may not have been capable of complying due to a distressed emotional state. But the arresting officer didn't know, so I can't use that against him. If he did he probably would have not been so assertive, because this can trigger autistic people.