Seriously guys, as rampant you may think police corruption is today, it is NOTHING like it was before continuous supervisory presence in the form of the car cams and your body cam, and the dozens of phones that pop out as soon as the police begin to do anything official, from a traffic stop to raiding a Meth lab. News stations pay big money for recordings of a police officer abusing his/her authority - the worse the officer violated his/her oath the more the recording is worth.
Myself, I wouldn't call it rampant. I do believe from personal experience that an individual needs to know their rights and exercise them when necessary. Maybe that's the Libertarian in me....
I have not bashed cops on here. I have praised the good honest LEO. If anyone is offended by my statements, maybe it's time for a little self-reflection.
