State Troopers take guys phone & accidentally record themselves debating the best way to frame him

[Quixote1818]

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[dalton99a]

1. Kick

[demosincebirth]

2. A necessary evil.

[erronis]

3. Too bad there's no supporting material - perhaps a link or other info?

[KT2000]

5. some background on youtube

Click Youtube at bottom right. The first comment has the background.

[Nictuku]

4. I'm guessing he was a white guy

... otherwise this would be a different conversation most likely.

[Marcuse]

8. "Gun!" Bang Bang. Self defense.

[SkyDaddy7]

11. TOTALLY!!!

If he were not white he would be dead & there would be no video!

[spike jones]

6. The very definition of "Police Work." Lying and Framing.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

7. What shocks me - and I guess it shouldn't anymore

is that these officers never thought for one instant that they would get caught. Is this kind of behavior so prevalent that they no longer think twice before making false claims ? They just assume this is acceptable and there will be no repercussions.

A sad indictment on law enforcement these days.

It makes me sad that for each good cop out there -- AND THERE ARE GOOD COPS OUT THERE, FOLKS -- that there are power trippers like these two.

[3Hotdogs]

9. I think there are a lot of good cops. However, many of them would stop being good cops if they

had to omit or falsify in order to save a fuck-up by a co-worker.

Its just that cell phones are causing a lot of them to get caught.

What? Do we have one of these every three or four weeks? How many are not caught?

[sdfernando]

12. Yep!

If they are good cops then they have to breach that blue wall and report on their fellow officers if they do anything illegal, unethical, or even borderline....If they don't then they aren't good cops, they are complicit.

[cstanleytech]

10. Old story but still disturbing.