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Bombshell Interview: Cop Reveals That “Planting Evidence And Lying” Are Just “Part Of The Game”
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"Journalists at the DC Post were looking through message boards that are frequented by law enforcement officers, when they found a post where one officer was causally talking about planting evidence on 'mouthy drivers' and 'street lawyers.'"
"The Post then contacted the officer and conducted an anonymous interview with him where he revealed his disturbing perspective."
"The officer revealed the illegal and unethical actions that he is proud of taking on the job. The DC Post has also said that they have verified the officer’s position with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, and they have verified many of the claims that he has made."
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Millwright66
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| And this is a surprise, how ? Everyone past age 10 knows there are dirty cops and dirty PDs. But rather than become wrathful abut the PDs the public would be far better served by demanding to know why their elected officials didn't know . PDs are politically driven, (as documented in the article) so there's no excuse for our elected representatives not to have their feet held to the same fires. "Accountability" has to extend from bottom to top. |
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