Depends on the case and charges. In that case probably not since the charges are completely unrelated to the incident. It also depends on what evidence there

Depends on the case and charges. In that case probably not since the charges are completely unrelated to the incident. It also depends on what evidence there is and how important is the testimony of the arresting officers to the case. In general the prosecution would likely try to suppress the beating and the defense would have to make a case on why the police misconduct was relevant in this case. Violation of Miranda Rights is also not a cause to get a case thrown out categorically it however can lead to any evidence such as an admission of guilt or any information the police has gained from the subject after their arrest being inadmissible. TLDR if you are pulled over and beaten for no reason and then charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer no prosecutor would likely take that to court. If you got arrested for murder and there is a ton of other evidence there likely won’t be any impact. However you can still take the police to court in a civil law suit.