Andrew Meyer may have cut in line, gone over his time limit, asked obnoxious questions, or even planned the whole thing(which I doubt) but did he deserve to be arrested and tasered by the police? Did the police have any right to even ask him to stop talking?
    After looking at as many perspectives as possible and reading the police report I would have to say: No, the police acted inappropriately.
    It really doesn't matter if he cut in line or went over his "time limit" because as far as I know neither of those offenses warrant police intervention or arrest.  If that were the case then every politician who I have watched during a Political Debate should have been arrested and tasered and  Every "crowder" at Magic Mountain should be behind bars. 
    Lets take a look at the accusation that he when over his alloted time.  First I have heard that questioners where given either 1 minute or 1 minute and 30 seconds.  I am not sure if either is true so I will go with the shorter of the two times.  Meyer spoke at the mic for exactly 1 minute and 31 seconds. So, I think it would be save to say that he didn't exactly hog the mic.  However, If his time limit was 1 minute he did indeed go over his alloted time.  Then why did the officer ask him to move on and give up the mic at almost exactly 30 seconds? If you watch one of the videos that shows his entire question(s) you see that the officer interrupts Meyer after he has been at the mic for only 30 seconds.  This interruption caused Meyer to tell the officer he wasn't done and wanted to finish and only expected a couple of minutes.  If you subtract this interruption from Meyer's mic time you see that he was actually only at the mic for just over a minute.  While at the mic he even thanked Kerry for taking the time to speak to the students.          So what does this all mean? The Police or who ever was directing the police didn't want Meyer asking questions. 
    Now to the cutting in line accusation.  It's really not very clear if this is true or not.  Sources are very sketchy regarding this accusation.  However, I will entertain the notion that this is true.  If he did indeed cut in line why did the Police wait until he was done talking to remove him? You can see that he was waiting at the mic while Kerry was finishing answering another students question.  Then Kerry asks Meyer what what his question is.  The total time Meyer is standing silent in front of the mic waiting is 10 to 15 seconds. The police should have done something then if that was the reason this "trouble maker" was singled out.  Meyers decision to ask Kerry questions was not a spur of the moment thing.  Thus I think that it would be more logical to assume that Meyer was ready to get in line to ask Kerry questions. 
    Now regarding the Reaction of the Police.  It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I've heard many justifications for why to police did what they did but to me none of them really stick. At no time does Meyer ever make a threatening gesture or comment. The reaction of the police clearly indicates that he was to be treated as a threat from the very get go.  After they cut his mic two officers grab him by the arm and forcefully remove him from the mic.  This is interesting because Meyer had already turned to step away.  The officers had either made up their minds to make an example of this fellow or had already been directed to do so.  Meyer asked several times "What did I do?" only to be hauled away by a team of 6 or more officers. His reaction in my mind is very logical.  His actions clearly didn't warrant the reaction by the police.  He had just asked some questions and wanted to be around to hear the answers.  Kerry had even said that it was OK and that he would answer his questions. 
    The rest is to obvious to analyze.  He was subdued and then tasered after asking.... pleading with officers not to.  He even offered to leave voluntarily to avoid being tasered.