Yes, if a police officer uses excessive violence in the performance of his or her duties, community residents are likely to have negative prejudices against his or her violent law enforcement and abuse of power. Police officers are entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining public safety and order, and in the performance of these duties, they are expected to act in a fair, professional, and appropriate manner. Excessive use of force not only violates professional standards, but may also lead to a breakdown in trust and strain relations with the community. This negative perception may manifest in many ways, including distrust of the police, a decrease in willingness to cooperate, and questioning of the overall image of law enforcement agencies. In addition, such incidents, if widely reported by the media, may exacerbate the public's negative impression of the police. To compensate for these effects, law enforcement agencies may need to take measures, including conducting internal investigations, providing police training, strengthening communication with the community, and implementing stricter oversight mechanisms to rebuild trust and ensure the reasonable use of power.