http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/bodycam...li=BBnb7Kz

SMH

Was watching live PD a few weeks ago with a buddy. Cop pulls over to stop a suspect walking down the street. Turned his lights on and the guy acted like he knew what was up. Guys pockets are fat and the cop starts to search. Pulls out a few items and gives them back. Cop pulled out some cash and put it in his own pocket. Then let the suspect go. I'm like, what da what. I'll assume his pockets were full of drugs and the cop stopped him to collect his taxes. lol

just saw this story a couple of minutes ago... Does it surprise anyone this is Baltimore and not Chicago?

I'm sure Kap will come in here talking about how this cop was opposed to body cameras due to fiscal policy.

Nothing new here with some police. There are good ones and bad ones. Just like teachers ...,

People who try to frame other people should get the prison term they were trying to force the victim to serve.

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Throw him under the jail.

Bad cop. No donut.

Sounds like the typical Martin O'Malley law enforcement procedures in action.

(07-20-2017 10:53 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  Sounds like the typical Martin O'Malley law enforcement procedures in action.

You seem as shocked as I am that a police agency in a dim dominated city is corrupt.

Next thing you'll say is the same thing goes on in Chiraq.

(07-20-2017 09:42 AM)john01992 Wrote:  I'm sure Kap will come in here talking about how this cop was opposed to body cameras due to fiscal policy.

well?

Fire him and then charge him with something. Extortion, theft maybe, not sure what he can be charged with but at the very least fire his ass.

Juan again trying to stir crap. Fire and prosecute this bad cop and move on. Nobody is disagreeing, yet Juan still trying to provoke an argument.

Douche.

...Democrats own Baltimore and the disaster it has become

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