We told you about Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright’s arrest earlier this week in Shreveport, LA where they had just wrapped shooting for the upcoming movie, ‘W’.

New details have emerged about the arrests and from witnesses accounts we have learned that it was the police who were out of control.

Although both Brolin and Wright had attempted to keep the peace with officers, the cops went on a rampage, repeatedly spraying Wright in the face with pepper spray and tasing him – even though he was on the ground on his stomach. Witnesses claim that the officers used very foul language directed at Wright – even calling him ‘n*gger’.

As Brolin tried to calm to officers and make peace he was also sprayed in the face repeatedly with the pepper spray, even though he was simply standing still and not fighting back.

It’s not yet been decided if Brolin, Wright or the other castmates will be charged with interfering with a police officer.

Josh Brolin was arrested after he was involved in a bar fight early Saturday morning in Shreveport, LA.

He is there shooting the upcoming film about George W. Bush called, ‘W’.

The fight went down at the Stray Cat Club at around 2 am. Officers were called with a complaint about an unruly patron. As they arrived, Brolin and castmate Jeffrey Wright (he plays Colin Powell in ‘W‘) intercepted the officers.

More officers were called as the situation escalated, and eventually there were 10 officers on the scene.

Brolin, Wright and four others were accused of interfering with police.

Brolin was booked into jail and later posted the $334 bond and was released.

Also arrested were Wright, 42, Evan C. Bates, 26, of Torrance, CA; Cherilyn Young, 36, of Austin, TX; Amy Draughn, 33; and Ismael Martinez, 28, of El Paso, TX.

Bates, Martinez and Young also were booked into jail and charged with interfering with officers.

But Eric Felland, 29, of Hollywood, CA, didn’t get off so good. He must have been the rowdy bastard who started the whole ordeal. You can probably bet he’s the dumbass with the gash on his forehead.

Felland, a lighting technician, was charged with entering and remaining, resisting arrest and public intoxication. His bond was set at $752.