> While there is definitely room for prosecutors to be more aggressive on police misconduct That's severely underselling it. Unless somebody dies, a prosecuto

> While there is definitely room for prosecutors to be more aggressive on police misconduct That's severely underselling it. Unless somebody dies, a prosecutor is more likely to give up before they even try. Even when somebody dies, that's still a common outcome. Prosecutors even let cops off for crimes committed off duty, wholly unrelated to any conceivable work matter.