Prior to the point you are referencing...
He already did roll down the window all the way. Talked with the officer. Presented his drivers license. Officer then walks away, and then he rolled up the window.
Hill has stated he was attempting to prevent people stopping, jamming up traffic as they were trying to take photographs.

Once on the ground, look carefully for the officers to search for a weapon. That is the excuse we will hear for ripping him out of his car. Courts have ruled that drivers have no obligation to roll down windows.

Other news sites are reporting the people stopping beyond the scene were team mates. One was detained and handcuffed. I'm sure there will be more to come out about that.

The person on the phone Hill was talking with was the head of Dolphins security.

Looks like the officers were doing a few things. Teach a lesson to obey everything they say, even if those commands are not legal or necessary. Show Hill who is the "boss". Officers can disrespect anyone they want, at any time, for any reason.

Wonder is this is the norm there? Is everyone treated like that? Did they happen to just pick on the wrong guy this time - someone famous who will garner attention even if he doesn't want it?

You don't know me. Or my background. Please refrain from disrespecting in the future.

Why wouldn't he roll down his tinted window when asked?
What would you be thinking?
Think it through.

The RACE card? "Abuse "? Maybe just depends on how the initial contact goes and adjust accordingly to get the appropriate response. I saw the video. Right from the get go I could see the disrespect of Mr T. And it continued.
And the guy that pulled over, parking illegally, blocking traffic, not leaving after being told to move his vehicle, and ingeneral being a pain ita. He wanted video. Every cop car and every cop has video. He had no right to interfere by being a distraction.

Not. Even. Close.

If a the stop had been made exactly the same with the exception of Tyreek being white, I think it would have been pretty much the same. Protocol depends on actions and attitude, respect and response.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so. Besides, we will never know.

Couldn't find the down button?

I don’t remember the video of Scheffler being thrown to the ground, twice, after being accused of disobeying an officer and dragging him with his car. Perhaps it’s a more severe penalty for not rolling a window completely down.

Well, guess we will have to agree to disagree. I'm going by what I saw on the video compared to others I have seen. Cops don't coddle those who disrespect them. Not rolling your window down or opening your door when told too, rolling the window up while the cop is talking to you is an inexcusable sign of disrespect and defiance.
Jmho

Every time there is some trouble with white cops and black citizens, this happens. Why? Because it’s easy. You have to get past this, society in the whole certainly has.

Better if you say LEO’s and citizens - that’s when the racism stops. Because when say white versus black you’re reflecting your own racism.

& you say that, because Tyreek Hill has such a sterling record of staying out of trouble?

Domestic Violence (& thrown off his college team).

Child Abuse (Suspended by the KC Chiefs).

Assault in Miami Beach

Currently being sued by Sophie Hall for breaking her leg.

Tyreek Hill'''s timeline of trouble: From a domestic violence arrest in college to Sophie Hall lawsuit with Dolphins | Sporting News

“was not a known felon,..”

The Officers had no idea who was driving, therefore no idea if a known felon or not, until ID shown and a check made.

Rule 1. Comply with LEO
Rule 2. See rule 1

Tinted window, he closed it how did the cops know if he had a gun in his hand.

They had every right to pull him out of his car but seemed to go too far in throwing him onto the ground.

Good thing these officers were Hispanic, right?

Maybe it was because Scheffler complied with their LAWFUL orders...