Unraveling Corruption: FBI's Battle Against Dirty Officers | The FBI Files 

It’s about damn time you get these corrupt cops off the streets.✌🏾

There should be more of this, busting bad cops !

Betraying the badge on this kind of level should be a life sentence

The problem is that this occurs at all levels of public service and business, from the lowest to the highest. All of us are affected by corruption, graft, and influence.

Decency and honest take you to the next level in life.

ALL of this is upsetting. It’s just as upsetting knowing other law enforcement agencies (marshals, sheriffs, etc), attorneys and judges are just as corrupt but we don’t hear about those stories.

These type of Investigations and stings need to happen at every major city police department because they're all corrupt including the ones in rural areas which are the most corrupt

I heard about the cops in New Orleans when I was stationed in Gulfport Ms in 93! This episode is A Classic

It happens in every single city with a police department.......facts!!!!

So these guys became cops in order to indulge in criminal activities thinking they were above the law and that all was well with them and their badges. Get them and put them in a cell for misusing their oaths under the law as cops.

One of the best ive seen so far. 10/10. Worth a watch!

It would be interesting to see if our federal government will do something about police corruption. I have been watching documentaries on this subject for years now and I only see it has gotten worse. I imagine that the numbers of corrupt officers and agents are higher than what we have heard in documentaries. There are number of corrupt officers that we have not heard of in the media.

Informative, thorough and serious documentary!!

It's sometimes nice to see that good prevail over evil even though its a rare event. Nevertheless it gives us hope that not everything is lost. In my country India we face the same problem of corruption in all levels of public service and it all comes down to an individual integrity to take that path or not.

This is a rare case, can you imagine the corruption over the years and corruption happening right this minute, those guys were one small group, there's the other 99% that'll never be touched.

This needs to happen on a regular to check Good from bad cops

Anyone else ever had the FBI hang up on you when attempting to report public corruption, involving judges, elected officials, and/or the police?

Back when this corruption occurred, the FBI held local authorities (police) accountable. Fast forward to today, who holds the FBI (and DOJ) accountable?

Plenty of dirty badges still walking around right now today..

Taking down corrupt officials like this is so dangerous. I bet alot of ppl go missing that don't want to play ball.

Dont care who the guy is if hes taking down curupt cops hes a " Hero " Id be happy to help guy !

Orleans Parish solved this problem by ceasing to recruit most of their officers from Orleans Parish. Most NOPD officers don't even live in N.O. Most don't even live in Orleans Parish. The upbeat ending makes it sound like there was a clean sweep through the city and everything had a happy ending. When in reality alot of cops from other jurisdictions were compelled to do 'loan tours' into the sewer city, bolstered by an abnormally high presence of state troopers, and has been largely written off as unpoliceable. Orleans has deteriorated to the point that they can't find viable recruits in the city, and the other departments that are basically forced to pick up the slack have little incentive to police an area they don't live in, don't vote in, don't send their kids to school there, and have no plans to ever do so. If N.O. wasn't the home of Mardi Gras, the other agencies would have let the city wilt on the vine and die off by now, but unfortunaly that one holiday brings in tons of cash over about two weeks and the none of the City and State officials want to give up that cash cow. So they just keep sticking band-aids on everything. Now there is rampant corruption in the jail/correctional facilities as well. Drugs, Firearms, female guards prostituting themselves to inmates by the dozens. It's beyond saving. For years i had to work in and around New Orleans and hated everything about it. The traffic, the smell, the people, the infrastructure. I thank God I don't anymore. If i never go in that city again before I die, I'll be a happy man. The only people that willingly live there are people who have no choice but to. It is a garbage heap.

There are two kinds of police, the criminal cops and the criminal cops that get caught.

It's still like this today. Especially in Chiraq

I learned that Corrupt officials come in all shapes, sizes and colors 🤣

Until our countries entire law enforcement system is changed, there can be no such thing as a "good cop." From local rural police, county sheriff's, big city police, through every state's police department, the FBI, all the way up to and including the US Marshall's and the Secret Service, there is not a single person sworn to uphold the law who has never themselves broken the law and gotten away with it, or has been privy to other officers breaking the law and doing nothing to stop them. Their code of silence, or "thin blue line," qualified immunity and lack of accountability by the so called "honorable" judges, magistrates and prosecutors ARE the TYRANNY our founding fathers were worried about. We need to rebuild the justice system from the TOP down BEFORE all these sovereign citizens masquerading as government officials cause our next civil war. The only thing worse than no police is bad police.

Been there... Drug Dealers in Town, Working as Deputies, Jailers, Bails Bonds Men, Attorneys, etc.. Where 'Arrest are Scheduled' and only the Poorest get Arrested... Everyone else is 'Connected'...No one Talks, because they are all Involved... I was Offered a Deputy Job, as well as a 'Slice of Pie' of the Drug Trafficking... Plus could Bully Small Timers and use the Job to get Sex.... I refused it......But that was or is, just the way 'Being a Cop' was/is...

Does anybody else find it funny that the cops are in uniform 24/7

Just as there is a 2-tiered justice system in politics these days, there should be a separate responsibility accepted by anyone who signs an oath to the community. That responsibility should go above and beyond the punishment for convicted civilians. Those punishments should be much more severe and carry no immunities or deals. Is there anything more insidious than corrupt civil servants? (from DC down to the local dog catcher)

So sad for the woman gunned down and killed, all because she was brave enough to report this "gangster cop". This was apart from that awful moment really interesting to watch and that undercover agent has my respect. Guys like him put themselves under serious risk but if not for his type justice would not be served. Good and brave man. May the lady's family get some solace knowing this mother's murderer was caught and punished, although it does not bring this good lady back to them.

Everybody thinks it only happens in big cities and metropolitan areas, but it's worst in your more rural areas. Especially in areas where everybody practically knows your name.

Congratulations to all the parties involved in the sting operation...job well done...!

These rogue officers were naive to even think,let alone act on their corruption,and figured they wouldn't get caught!

"When it became clear the police could no longer police themselves, the FBI had to get involved." Yeah, and who's policing the FBI? All authority is corrupt. There are no exceptions.

It's the nature of life. Dirt tends to gather, whether it's on kitchen counters or bathrooms or clothes. Regular cleaning is a must. Same with police departments. Gotta routinely keep cleaning, vacuuming, washing, disinfecting.

The ironic thing is... this cop would have never been taken down if he hadn't been so greedy and vicious to a low level drug dealer. The low level drug dealer truly got his revenge. The sad thing was the aunt who lost her life; but at least her murder was solved.

This was a good one from the beginning to the end

It's going on currently in every dept across America including Alaska. The FBI need to investigate every agency starting with the small southern towns.

the guy playing the first cop be in so many episodes

WELL PUT TOGETHER

They need to crackdown on NYPD. They are on a whole other level of corruption out here

I like how the stakeout officers were sitting there with the brake lights on for their sting operation just a few meters away

We need more of these offences , bless your heart 😊☮️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍

Shout out to the camera man for risking their life filming all this , he or she is the real hero 😂😂😂😂

If they do this in Chicago, they won't be policeman's on the force 👮

FBI needs to be investigating Detective Sasha Tucson seventh District

That undercover cop sounds like barack obama

This kind of corruption is everywhere in the United States dirty hands of the law

"Sweaty caps has just handed the fbi a golden apportunity" 😀😀

They need to come to Los Angeles and look into the sheriff's department

I Never trust Those in uniform, they have no obligation to protect a Citizen." UVALDE, TEXAS"

It makes you wonder who you can really trust

I'm so glad that officer hadden took that last call from Terry Adams!!! Adams need to write a book

If it's this bad there??? Guess what is like in a city like Vegas!??!! That'll get your wheels turning!

So sad for the girl n her boy who was beaten... God Bless her

The way he said they broke the laws they were sworn to uphold just by that much emotion I could tell he was disgusted

there are good and bad everywhere no matter the role. let us not forget that kind good people exist among us, cops, teachers, nurses, priests and other ordinary people who quietly dedicate their lives to doing good in this world. they dont get the same press as the bad guys.

Absolutely noone: SCABOO 😂😂😂

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These cops really paid once they were in prison. Prisoners hate cops,and crooked cops even more.

Shocking and amazing at the same time! Thanks to the undercover agents! Broke my heart 300 dollars the mom got murdered 💔 so sorry for her family!

Why would Davis plan to kill JJ when JJ was the supply and they didn’t know his higher up and there for ruin the gold mine? That makes zero sense.

Guess that mom couldn't use the racism excuse seeing as both officers were black. Lmao

There's corrupt cops in every damn precinct

Wyatt Earp and his brothers did the same thing, hiding behind badges and being criminals

Man love this investigation you really can feel the by the second..

Every police department in the country still refuses to recognize the peoples right to travel without liscenses.

John Conditt Jr + FBI = standby for launch !

"- We have investigated ourself , and we couldnt find any wrong doing " . Quote from police and fbi .

believe the major problem within today's police departments starts and ends with the hiring policies and standards. Both, are by design set way too low. This practice attracts a certain mindset and character of military-minded, aggressive, followers who are always willing to follow orders outside the Constitution. Its shameful, disgraceful, un-American and will only continue to rot the trust of the public. One would never know in today's environment that all cops take an oath to uphold the Constitution

I love how these fbi agents plan their own heist on their own product

Which is More Sad, that this has been happening For YEARS, or that the police depts turn a blind eye? It is RARE when an officer will cross "the blue line", they stand united.

Where was Steven Segal when this was happening??

I wish we had some FBI agents down here in Cabazon California where I live

FBI should do same within own agency and then DC

"The dope is in!" Haha, I can't stop thinking about Half-Baked. "You have to be the dumbest dealers in the history of the dope game..you mean the game you run b?" "This is our best Chiva, pure China White..." "That looks like Heroin to me yo.." hahaha

I can watch this show almost every week...It amazed me how the Good guys worked...Pilipino crooked Lawmens...please take notes!

One of the best ever!!! Gr8 post, Bravo 👏 Bravo 👏

Such bravery! Hooray for the FBI!

As long as they take out the trash.

“Len Davis” Is Regular In These Episode

When the F.B.I. was the F.B.I.

Great job FBI

39:13 I know it's a documentary/reenactment but they could have portrayed the obituary at least somewhat correctly. Her name was Kim Marie Groves not Kimberley Georgia Groves and she died in 1994 not 1999. Smh

LOVELY STING WHOOOOH

Yeah Detective Sasha Tucson after I got shot 5×1 time in the head thought I was gonna be dead stole my BMW. You definitely can’t trust New Orleans police

I've had several interactions with these gestapo thugs. Most of them were either bullied in highschool or they were bullies themselves and love the fact that people now fear them.

What a loud music before the program starts! Top of that Jim what-ever floats across the screen with a condescending facial expression!!!

without cop and politicians there is no organized crime

Corruption happens anywhere. If you believe there’s a “perfect” job out there you’ll die not finding it. Yes, corruption happens in law enforcement agencies, but don’t let it swindle you to believe they’re all like this. There’s a ton of good ones out there. Don’t let what you see on your screen dictate the hate and bitterness you’ll form in your heart.

Greed and Money is the Root of all Evil.

Well Done FBI!!

Is these videos for real. I thought they were only in movies directed by film directors I'm sure surprised . Now i am learning the real world.

This only the tip of the iceberg on a massive scale...

Love this!

A corrupt gangster is digging his own grave

All cops should take a polygraph test to see if they're becoming a cop for the right reasons.

Scabboo went from drug dealer to Police detective....

New Orleans was even wilder in the early 90's

How times have changed. Now it's the local PD's who gave to investigate the fbi.