When Corrupt Cops Realize They've Been Caught

In this video, we'll share a story about a corrupt police officer who eventually realizes he's been caught. As the officer tries to come up with a plan to save himself, he finds himself in a difficult situation.

This video is a reminder that no one is immune to corruption, no matter how powerful or well-connected they may seem. Always be aware of who you're dealing with, and be prepared to fight tooth and nail to protect your rights and freedom!

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[goodcitizen-ftbg]

I love how all these cops say and I quote; “ it’s not the good ol’ days anymore we have cameras now, we have to follow the book!”

[lbillie]

Whoever idea to use body cameras should be awarded the Nobel Prize

[mikemike]

Without cameras they all would have been let go.

[gerryrichards]

Its great to see honest cops at work. Thank God for Cameras.

[maxwelltodman]

Before body cameras and dash cameras. I can believe these officers would get away with everything unlawful and unjustified behavior by other officers.

[Eeohippus]

I find the underlying theme of all these cops, hating their handcuffs ironic as fuck. They don't want to get in the car, they don't want the embarrassment, they don't want the humiliation, that's what the general public goes through and it's always stepped up by the sanctimonious assholes, when it's their authority over us. I absolutely love that they have that feeling that they give us, more than anything about this, including the fact that they're getting Justice

[josephinelooman]

Officer didn't ruin that guy's career. He ruined it himself take responsibility for his own actions

[benjaminstubblefield]

“How much can the handcuffs hurt?” Dude, you should find out! I was falsely arrested, and I had handcuff grooves in my wrists for 3 years!

[Freeman-Dl]

If saying "it ain't how it used to be" isnt telling how before cameras, law enforcement would look the other way while their coworkers were breaking the law, and never put them through what the public had to endure. They've always been criminals beyond reproach. Every one of these idiots lack integrity, they act as if it's something to be afraid of.

[XtremelyNerdy]

What unsettles me is the number of times the arresting officers comment about the cameras. It really goes to highlight that before bodycams, cops were running the streets with impunity.

[TylerXC]

It's funny how cops refuse to do tests and stuff, but yell at citizens when they refuse 🤣
Cops really hate being copped

[gabriellemeadows]

Gotta appreciate when a good cop takes the bad in no questions asked, but it is interesting to hear the words they say.
“It’s not how it used to be now” “we have cameras now, and you know I would be I just can’t now”

[josephinelooman]

Thank you officers for putting her in jail she thought she was above the law

[alexchannel]

I’m glad these cops are being exposed but it’s not a “crook move” to invoke your right to stay silent and ask for a lawyer. Innocent people get caught up in the system all the time. Best thing to do is never talk to police

[ortizmusic]

It's funny how the cop is acting exactly like everyone else once in cuffs, all the actions they try and beat you up for, he did and worse.

[Will-fqpk]

The irony of a cop complaining about handcuffs being too tight lol lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[IBenZik]

The hand cuffs hurt, well welcome to the club.

[eskg]

The drunk lieutenant one where he didn’t want to be cuffed: the officer who dealt with him was so good.

[jasannrhinehart]

Its refreshing to see a cop doing his job and not giving favor to an officer breaking the law

[kangotto]

“Everything’s important now sir” lmao yeah pretty much sums that bs up