When Corrupt Cops Realize They DESTROYED Their Career

In this episode, we analyze and comment on police officers who made major mistakes on duty, which resulted in the end of their careers.

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MrBroken is a YouTube channel where we will analyze and, with the help of legal regulations, comment on various cases in the realm of crime. Our goal is to conduct in-depth analyses of individuals who have committed criminal acts so that everyone can understand what drives such minds. We will also comb through bodycam footages to shed light on various cases.

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[parker-blaze]

That blind man arrest is absolutely the most ridiculous arrest I’ve ever witnessed. When he said “arrest him for resisting” that was the most disgusting power trip I’ve seen.

[caseychupinski]

How the hell do you mistake a blind man’s cane for a gun? Also “yes, I’m a tyrant” is such a telling statement. She SHOULD be charged for her actions.

[asdfag]

"Put him in JAIL for resisting " they detained the most calmest guy lmao

[gracestayner]

I was laughing when this woman said ‘we have a card.’ And just flat out calls him out on his bs. She ain’t standing for that.

[bigcatmueller]

Those police officers confronting the blind man should be fired immediately and charged for their crimes.

[TheGamingGiganotosaurus]

"Put him in jail for resisting" He's standing there waiting to be let go. The Female Cop and the supervisor are trying to find EVERY reason to put a legally blind man in jail. What has this world come to?

[ecglaceon]

I love how you can see from the female officer's bodycam that she didn't even flinch when Mr. Hodges reached for what she thought was a weapon.

[TheGingerMale]

"Be quiet. Don't say another word, you hear me?" Bro was overtly protecting a fellow cop, telling him to not dig his own grave

[beak_on_bong]

forcefully searching and harassing a blind mind just cuz you feel like you can is actually mindbogglingly evil

[makingmiracleshappen]

I love how the female cop was like "hold up, we DO have cards" and glares at the corrupt cop while shes gets her cards out

[lemoncurry]

"Hold on, we have cards" YES! YES! THANK YOU M'AAM!!

[daytonbone]

The look the superior officer gave him when he tried to say he didn't have cards 😂😅

[Dougfur]

The way they treat that blind man is absolutely infuriating and disgusting

[ygts]

It's hilarious and disturbing that a dui gets you fired but falsely detaining and jailing someone gets you 'extra training'
Edit: Apparently I need to clarify something. Obviously driving drunk can kill families and should get you fired. I think, however, if an officer is power tripping to the point where they falsely detain the man in this video, they should be fired too. Because falsely detaining someone won't kill that person, but it can traumatise them. More importantly, these police officers are the ones that end up killing someone over absolutely nothing because they perceive some crime to be taking place

[jxyv]

The way everyone was looking at Duke had me dead as hell😂. He already knew he was done for

[nelsonalva]

I'm so happy I found this channel. I DON'T NEED 40 minutes videos for just one case, I need compilations like these!

[LUSCIOUSDUNCAN]

"Yes, we DO have cards... 😠..."

I screeched out loud in joy. That officer deserves an award for her honesty.

[jojorage]

"You know what, put him in jail for resisting" it really puts it into perspective how much cops don't give a shit about your rights. Their emotions get in the way of rational thinking and doing their job right.

[MinimiMax]

"I'm doing my job too."

Ah see, he was undercover pretending to be a drunk driver to take down the drunk driving mafia.

[gingerjammer]

The first drunk cop clip was wild. The cops were pissed and when they confirmed he was a cop they switched to disappointment where the arresting officer kept telling him to be quiet, don't say anything, etc. You know he definitely doesn't advise regular people to do the same in such a buddy buddy, watching your back tone