A video showing a California police officer dragging a woman from her car and punching her to the ground after an alleged burglary has gone viral on social media.

The shocking footage shows the end of a car chase after a business near the Gateway Plaza Shopping Center was burglarized on Friday, the Vallejo Police Department told KRON4.

Police allege that the suspect was driving recklessly and crashed into a truck in the area of Auto Mall Pkwy and Admiral Callaghan Lane.

A video showing a California police officer dragging a woman from her car and punching her to the ground after an alleged burglary has gone viral on social media

The shocking footage shows the end of a car chase after a business near the Gateway Plaza Shopping Center was burglarized on Friday

The suspect, wearing jeans and a white sweater, then resisted arrest and tried to escape, according to police. 

The video, taken by a civilian in a car, shows an officer pulling the woman out from the car door, slamming her against the nearby truck, before pulling her to the ground and punching her in the face. The officer then restrains the woman and sits on her head. 

After the woman is handcuffed the officer picks her up from the floor and forcefully walks her away from the camera. 

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Both the woman and the police officer were injured in the arrest, police told KRON4. 

The suspect was injured from the car crash, and the officer was injured from trying to arrest the woman. The woman is currently in police custody, authorities said. 

The name of the suspect nor the officer involved in the arrest has yet been released. 

The video, taken by a civilian in a car, shows an officer pulling the woman out from the car door, slamming her against the nearby truck, before pulling her to the ground and punching her in the face

The officer then restrains the woman and sits on her head

The Vallejo Police Department said the incident will be reviewed under the department’s use of force policy

Since being posted on Friday afternoon, the TikTok has garnered more than 467,000 views, 49,000 likes and 2,400 comments.

Police said the incident will be reviewed under the department’s use of force policy.