By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Assistant Managing Editor

During Wednesday's preliminary hearing of Perry Alexander, an African-American motorist who was allegedly beaten by the Gardena Police Department during a routine traffic stop last year, his attorneys will grill cops about the disappearance of 14 minutes of pivotal dash cam video, Breaking Celebrity News is exclusively reporting.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Alexander was arrested on March 16, 2011, after he was pulled over by the police for an alleged traffic violation. Alexander claims he was severely beaten by cops and was subsequently charged with felony resisting arrest.

Alexander's powerhouse attorneys, Alison Triessl and Robert Sheahen will grill cops about the disappearance of "pivotal dash cam video," as Alexander was "brutally beaten, punched multiple times in the face, despite his pleas for the officers to stop," according to a statement from the lawyers.

"In this case, the wrong person is being charged with a crime. The officers in this case asked Perry Alexander to exit his vehicle, he complied. The officers then asked Perry Alexander to place his hands on the hood of his vehicle, he complied. The officers searched Perry Alexander and found nothing. When Perry Alexander simply questioned his detention, he was brutally assaulted by the officers. It is the officers' conduct in this case that should be criminally scrutinized not Perry Alexander's," Triessl previously told Breaking Celebrity News.