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Those incidents usually don't get reported. In a situation where its your word against a cop's, the cop is always given preference. I can honestly say that I do
by vaksel 18y ago
Those incidents usually don't get reported. In a situation where its your word against a cop's, the cop is always given preference. I can honestly say that I don't think I can remember reading a single "bad cop" story that didn't have video evidence
- Tichy 18y agoOK, but if a video exists, no newspaper is required. YouTube is sufficient.
- bliving 18y agoI think this qualifies: http://www.injusticebusters.com/04/Diotte_Kerry.shtml http://www.injusticebusters.com/04/Diotte_Kerry.shtml It's only one story, but it includes lots of bad cops. One newspaper reporter. And no video. Yes, there was an overheard conversation on the police radio. But that was 'hearsay' evidence. Not something that was copied (at least to my knowledge). Edit: NO, it doesn't qualify. The conversation was recorded. Thanks for making the point.
- scott_s 18y agoDid you read the article? David Simon, the author, talks about such incidences.