Is this street justice or breaking police ethics? ⚖️#movie #film #edit

Sounds like justicto me . He gets felony charge and she gets desert and gets to see him walked out in cuffs

What this officer did here is illegal. You have a duty to minimize damages, if a judge saw this, there is a high chance he would make her pay her part. And the likelihood he would get pff is rather high.

However, if she had kept to her origonal script, the likelihood of her getting paid damages is higher.

What's the officers did there is called entrapment and most likely would have gotten their badges removed after the lawsuit

This is why i love cops. They can be corrupted and people love that fact about them if they use it against someone they dont like.


Its like we dont like violence. But love it when we beat up some homeless guy and rob his poor as so we feel better justice have being on our side.


That is how the world should work.

Power over the powerless.


Corruption over the rules. Because rules are against us. Corruption is for us.

I agree with you people.

We should all tell our young cops, its not about the text book and doing the right thing by that, but to say fuck them rules and work around them using Corruption as a tool to get shit done!

This is why we need politicans. They bend the rules for us so if we are connected enough. We can do what we have and that my friends are called freedom of choise.

Corruption is not bad if we are involved in it.

And that is a fact you agree with

good thing they "forgot" to activate their body cams

pro tip, dont use an app designed for sex to try and find love

How'd they make a phone call from inside the walk in fridge?

Yall are dumb. The guy was 20 dollars off a felony, hell all the lady has to do is include a 20 dollar tip, what dude did wrong is still wrong just as much. He shouldnt have made a habit of this