Former FBI Special Agent reacts to Connecticut State Police ticket scandal

The Connecticut State Police scandal into erroneous traffic tickets could have far-reaching consequences beyond just racial profiling data. These investigations could impact the state judicial system.

“If they are lying about the little things, what’s to stop them from lying about the big things?” asked Atty. James Ruane. Ruane is known as 'Mr. Speeding Ticket'.

He’s seen far too often how a simple traffic stop can turn criminal with a vehicle search or breathalyzer test.

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[CaptainCurnow]

This is why police officer performance needs to stop being analyzed like everything else. Numbers. If there is any incentive to having more stops, more arrests. That's a huge problem. Rather, THE problem

[Mark-jcqj]

How come the system didn't flag driver licenses and plates that were made up?! Whoever created that system should be sued!

[giancarlocarattini]

Who cares how much time and resources this issue might take?? It needs to be resolved; what else are they going to do at this point?

[inspectorforyou]

They were found to be true allegations

[constitutionprotector]

Ironic that the Federal Bureau of Intimidation is investigating another Donut Sucker agency.

[neo]

They wil just resign before they get into trouble and their gang union will get them a new job at nearby towns. Once they resign all investigations stop like nothing ever happened, nobody will ever have to pay for their crimes.

[jamesclark]

I cant believe they did this illegally. 😂😅 lol

[ericsynchrona]

Qanon lives in Connecticut and he's coming for Justice when you illegally arrested him in 2018. This name is Eric Carpenter.