At least they made it home safe at the end of their shift! To protect and to serve! The community's finest!

Via David Codrea at http://waronguns.blogspot.com/2017/06/were-only-ones-continually-getting-away.html

David's comment:

And no doubt "the vast majority" will be shocked to learn of "a few bad apples" in their midst, especially since "According to the Sweetwater Police Department, the arrests 'are part of a larger investigation based on decades of corruption, cultivated from the top down'."

Oh wait...

Two Florida cops are accused of breaking into homes, stealing cars, water-boarding suspects and taking 'trophy photos' of them for YEARS

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4601886/Two-cops-accused-water-boarding-suspect-Florida.html

Sgt Reny Garcia, 46, was arrested of racketeering and conspiracy charges 
Det William Garcia, 42, who isn't related to Garcia, was also charged in incidents
William Garcia is currently in federal prison on identity theft and fraud charges
Officer Octavio Oliu, who was arrested years ago, is facing racketeering charges
The men are accused of ransacking a man's home and stealing his belongings
They were accused of water-boarding man until he falsely confessed to burglary
In third incident, officers allegedly beat suspected thief for hours inside the police station and took 'trophy photos' of him

For years, two Florida police officers allegedly abused their power [now there's a euphemism if I ever heard one!]by ransacking homes, stealing cars, water-boarding another suspect and taking 'trophy photos'.

Sgt Reny Garcia, 46, of the Sweetwater Police Department, was arrested on charges of organized scheme to defraud, racketeering and conspiracy, according to the Miami Herald.

Detective William Garcia, 42, who is not related to his former colleague, was also charged in the incidents.

According to the Sweetwater Police Department, the arrests 'are part of a larger investigation based on decades of corruption, cultivated from the top down'.

The FBI probe began in 2013. The FBI worked with Miami-Dade Police and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to compile the alleged criminal acts.

Maybe the CIA could use them.