Dumb Cops Who Got OWNED By Higher Authority! #3

Join us as we delve into the shocking world of law enforcement gone wrong. In this eye-opening video, witness the moments when police officers made questionable decisions during arrests, only to face the consequences from their higher authorities. From illegal actions to ethical breaches, discover the stories of cops who found themselves on the wrong side of the law. Prepare to be captivated by these jaw-dropping encounters that shed light on the importance of accountability within the police force. Don't miss out on this compelling exploration of justice served from the top down!

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[dkizxpt-suze]

FBI AGENT: I'm here to investigate wrongful arrests
Cop: Put your hands behind your back

[davidtrickey]

The second one was hilarious. The fbi was investigating bad cops and this happens. This is why they were being investigated.

[DirkDiggler]

Failure to ID is a secondary charge. Without an actual original crime, demanding iD is NOT lawful. That lady shouldn't have a badge.

[Doyle]

I genuinely thought the FBI guy was kidding about the heat to get the window down so he could hear whats going on, but to see him SOAKED wet in sweat showed how hot it was in that car, plus wearing a jumper... damn.

[CptSnuggl]

Sheriff: "Nobody has more authority than meeee"

FBI Dude: "Hold my badge"

[mbar]

That girl was told she was wrong and guy was absolutely right and still somehow believed she was right as citizen leaves without giving ID

[berkbuns]

I remember the first video clip - that woman cop was reprehensible, unprofessional, and rude.

[MrDMF]

Old school sheriff ripping that guy was great 😂

[NicholasBandola]

Apparently the terror watchlist is crap if a FBI agent is on it 😅

[Dan.Solo.Chicago]

I remember that FBI agent video. He was investigating that police department, and contacted that officer to meet with him one on one, out on the street. The officer kept asking why the FBI agent didn’t contact him officially, and meet with him at the department’s headquarters. He couldn’t just put two and two together and figure out the agent obviously wanted the officer to be an informant, and aid in the investigation into his crooked department. The agent didn’t want to blow his cover and tip off the corrupt cops that they were being investigated by the FBI. One dumb cop just blew their whole operation, just like that.

[deucedeuce]

He's right. You absolutely cannot "trespass" a person until he has ALREADY been asked to leave, but then he came back AFTER that. They had no legal authority with their "lawful" commands. It's sickening that they would violate this man and others like him and then think that they're doing the "right thing" as they abuse people with their "good intentions" and the "authority" they give themselves.

[jenniferklenke]

Wow, that other guy was there for 28 years and this younger guy is his supervisor that tells you something!!

[davidmartin]

I don't like the FBI but this one was right the deputy knew he was FBI and investigating corruption. The deputy did say he rescinded the ticket that the FBI was investigating him for

[alexdavila]

Jeez, imagine becoming an inmate at a jail you used to work at...

That's a burn that keeps on burning. How embarrassing must it be to see other guards in the jail who used to be coworkers or friends?

[retroguy]

Who else loves that big bellied sheriff with the cowboy hat at the end and that speech he gives? We got Buford T. Justice from Smokey and the Bandit right there folks! 😂🤣

[richardtaylor]

"A crayon and a piece of paper" ---f..kin brilliant--love it.

[Bladerune]

these clips are pretty good to see, but what'd be even better is seeing the aftermath of these events and the respective consequences for these dumb cops

[EternaResplandiente]

The last sheriff- i love him. I truly wish him the best. I wish cops would be like him.
I really don't understand why cops behavw violent towards people. Until 2 years ago i believed in the abilty for police chiefs to hire good people to serve the community. Now i lost faith completely. But in this system that fails citizens for time evermore, it is especially refreshing and good to see a speck of light and hope in the mists of all this darkness in the world.

[davidgriffin]

Cops, like the first woman and the border cop need to be made to apologize to the citizen they were wrong with. IF they had to do that, in front of their superiors, then I suspect they would remember those instances and be more careful of their conduct. A bit of humility can go a long way.

[orientalcaesar]

4:20 The policeman (who first encountered the FBI agent) deliberately undermined the FBI's investigation because he was the one being investigated by the FBI.