Romero grabs him from behind and slams him to the ground. >> Oh god. >> Last April, New Williams Police Chief James Gregory fired Romero and asked for the DPS investigation. A grand jury has now indicted Romero on two felony counts of aggravated assault. >> This part matters more than the body cam. A grand jury indicted former Arizona police Lieutenant John Romero on felony aggravated assault charges. Why? Because according to a DPS report, another officer said the suspect was already handcuffed and compliant when Romero intervened. Romero later claimed the injury was an accident. But prosecutors don't indict cops lightly. A grand jury only acts when evidence crosses a legal threshold. This wasn't just bad optics. It was enough for criminal charges. And that's a line most police cases never reach. Thin blue lies, baby.