That's more the reason to become a cop. Be a good one. Most are. What arguably makes some of them bad, is not calling out the bad ones. It's understandable that they back each other up. But they can't forget what their job is and who they serve. And I know it's not easy to be the one who says something. Imagine the pressure. It's almost impossible not to have loyalty to those who have your back. And the real consequences of not. We aren't talking about little shit. We're talking about the unnecessary and cruel to the inhumane actions. Frankly, body cams will slowly force honestly and diligence. But even so, we need to ween out those who don't handle the power and authority We The People arm them with. We need people like you. Just from that one statement, I can say you likely have the right temperament for the job. If you do become a cop or anyone who is granted power, exercise it only when it's necessary, to the proper degree. Don't forget who you honorably serve and protect. And don't be silent if you witness others doing wrong.
1:15 i don't get why this is in a corrupt cops video. They ran from the police. I think they had a good reason to do what they did. Not to mention that the car was full of weapons
I feel like it’s because that one cop and two others kept punching and kicking the juveniles when they were already in handcuffs but I agree they were running away from the cops but I feel like they used too much force
@@HashirooT8 Yeah I get that they used an excessive amount of force, but I honestly think it was justified for the sheer fact they fled from cops and had weapons stashed inside the car.
