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So is it safe to say if you want to lead a life of crime, become a cop first? Nail that get out of jail free card, then do whatever you want?

• hawkice 10y ago
  In general, being in a position to at least monitor (and maybe even guide) the investigation into your crimes will always be advantageous. This goes even further, in a somewhat bizarre direction. Suffice it to say "fraternal order of police" may be a more accurate descriptor than "protect and serve" in these cases (and, I imagine, much more generally).
• wu-ikkyu 10y ago
  The best way to rob a bank is to be a banker.
  • Phlarp 10y ago
    The quote you are looking for is "Give a man a gun, he can rob a bank. Give a man a bank, he can rob the world"
  • ikeboy 10y ago
    https://i.imgur.com/5OwAPdn.jpg https://i.imgur.com/5OwAPdn.jpg
• CaptSpify 10y ago
  This is severely anecdotal: I know a few people who basically did this. They admitted one of their prime motivations for becoming a cop was being able to do things like speed, control others, take authority in situations where they wouldn't normally need it, etc.
• _audakel 10y ago
  you have to know the system before you can beat it. Similar idea-> I think the only reason Ed. Snowden was able to get away / stay out of US prison was he had worked so long with CIA/NSA etc that he was very familiar with the tactics they would use to go after him, and he was able to take appropriate action to evade them.