LAWYER: Corrupt Cop Caught Stealing Evidence

A police chief confessed to destroying evidence, but he was doing it to protect his staff...or so he says. What's the truth? Was this a witch hunt? Or a case of terrible judgement?
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[@Dingokiller420]

10 days, this cop got 10 days for stealing countless amounts of drugs. Not just drugs, but also evidence. SCORES of cases damaged, and drugs stolen. 10 days. That's some amazing "higher standard" that I keep being told police are held to. In reality, as we can see here, police have little to no standards are are for sure not held tot a higher one.

[@wallebo]

If one of us did a fraction of what this criminal cop did, then we would go to prison for years if not decades. What a scam on the American taxpayer.

[@mattgayda2840]

The thin blue line is about protection, silence, and following orders

[@CodeThatTalks]

Maybe I missed it, but I don't think a third-party, supervised drug test of the police chief was mentioned?

[@BlackStump172]

@@CodeThatTalksHe does not look like an addict . I reckon that he has been selling .

[@wallebo]

@@mattgayda2840 So, same as the mob.

[@Chris-wn9hi]

Corrupt police really can get away with any criminal activity. What a sham our justice system has become.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

"But he went to prison! He's being held accountable! The police police their own! A few bad cops doesn't mean _all_ cops are bad!" --Thin Blue Line people, probably

[@YouWinAFREEiPOD]

If you want to commit a crime, you should become a cop first so that you get a vacation instead of a prison sentence.

[@coincollector315]

@@YouWinAFREEiPOD And a very health tax funded pension. Just like their politician counterparts. The government's employees are the real looters we need to worry about.

[@Vic_Odin10]

The just-ice sys-tem was established by black majik elitist bloodlines. The cover-ups are immense.

[@timbartley5678]

So he will go to anther state work and he basically no punishment

[@FatherDraven]

so he can't be a cop in Oregon... I'm guessing he'll be a police chief in another town somewhere else in America within three months.

[@user-pw8qj2gt1p]

He'll end up in a nice, corrupt city somewhere. Maybe Chicago, or Detroit, or New York City, or even Boston.

[@modernretroradio993]

Yep -- there are plenty of departments that prefer to hire liars.

[@Bdamazyn]

He'll fit in perfectly here in ABQ. The blue line here is as crooked as a corkscrew.

[@jar407]

@@user-pw8qj2gt1p not sure if major cities hire cops from other places they seem to prefer to run the cops through there academies. smaller jurisdictions hire already certifications to save money on training. since he has no cert he have to apply as rookie nd get cert in new state and the removal of his cert would show up in backgrown and a resumee as chief who lost cert should raise red flags , companies who insure police should start there checks and refuse to insure trouble cops that would stop much job hopping

[@dangeary2134]

@@user-pw8qj2gt1pAnywhere in ill annoy would be prime. Pricker would endorse him in half a heartbeat!

[@krazyntx995]

The chief was found guilty of "official misconduct" rather than theft of drugs, theft of a firearm, tampering with evidence, and possibly causing harm to any pending criminal cases. He should have been sentenced to prison time just as anyone else would have been for those same crimes.

[@johnwesley256]

Drug war has been a complete failure. We've only recently found out that decades ago it was our government bringing in the drugs. Who's to say they've stopped? I believe they are still playing both sides.

[@theunaimedarrow4903]

10 days!!! He stole drugs, weapons, and other evidence. Prosecutors have this idea that losing a public job is the equivalent of a jail sentence and give incredibly sweet deals to public workers.

[@mattgayda2840]

Don't worry about that pesky felony, a Texas deputy was caught stealing from a gun buy back recently and nothing happened

[@FatherDraven]

Apparently I said things too plainly the last time and the KZbin algorithm automatically deleted it because of scary keywords.. The prosecutors are not thinking this is a fair punishment, they are afraid of what the thin blue line will do to them and their families if they actually hold them to account for their crimes.

[@knghtbrd]

You forgot about the gun. The dude stole a gun too. In Oregon, a state that stands somewhere to the left of Karl Marx. But hey, $800 and 10 days and retiring quietly… That's a fair punishment for countless felonies right?

[@dedge511]

This is aggregious this cop should be away for years. What's being done about this unfairness

[@williamthomas4617]

@@knghtbrdonly Portland Metro and Eugene are particularly liberal. Tillamook County, where this took place, is pretty evenly split. Tillamook has more registered Republican voters, but can swing Democrat… depending on where registered independents put their vote. Eastern Oregon is quite Red, but rural.

[@joshmonus]

We the people are growing sick and tired of this 2 tier "justice" system.

[@Isaac_132]

2 tiered, aren’t you optimistic?

[@joshmonus]

@@Isaac_132 Ya, there is another tier at the top for the mega rich (oligarchs, globalists), and they have absolutely zero accountability.

[@Mischa21xo]

​@@Isaac_132Right!!!! 😅 imagine how angry they will be when they find out the actual truth and how much darker it gets.

[@stephenlopez1709]

Bahahahahahah

[@joshmonus]

​@@Mischa21xo​It really doesn't matter how many tiers there are. Anything past one means the "justice" system is already a failure.

[@electra2259]

Stealing a firearm is misconduct? Who could have guessed?

[@therrydicule]

Couldn't that be brought in many cases of appeals? "Your honor, how can we trust that the evidence was collected fairly when the chief of police was stealing evidence?"

[@ksw501]

I’m shocked I tell you, shocked!

[@DuggleBogey]

He "destroyed" evidence by putting it into his blood stream. LOL

[@JohnA-bear]

Right!

[@itsnotme07]

$800 and 10 days? What the !#$!@#!!!

[@joeblow5154]

I'll be darn, another crooked cop! What are the odds???

[@joeblow5154]

Plus a lousy slap on the wrist.

[@FatherDraven]

Too many significant digits in the fraction for a KZbin comment, but it's pretty close to one out of one!

[@ianbattles7290]

Only 10 days in jail for tampering with dozens of drug cases??? I once served 2 months *just for simple possession!!!!* His sentence is an insult to everyone serving a longer sentence for smaller crimes.

[@TheAIKnowledgeHub]

So basically he steals drugs and stuff from his own cop shop. And he only got 10 days, lost his job, and has to pay $800. Even if he wasn't lying something doesn't seem right about that. Like how did he destroy that gun?

[@maxhugen]

Snorted it?

[@Toshineko]

This system was willing to give the chief 10 days for stealing COUNTLESS amounts of evidence and having them destroyed, yet, if I were to do the same thing, I would get years in prison. Prosecutors these days have little to no guts when it comes to prosecuting corrupt police officers, and would rather keep a good relationship with them rather than preserve fairness and justice. If we want to see corrupt officials being held accountable for real, I think it's time that we ask the system, or maybe vote, to have prosecutors grow some backbone. We as Americans are sick and tired of the hypocrisy and favoritism that it's showing. The only way to provide accountability is to give a punishment that fits the crime.

[@johnleca]

Daniel Shavers, Lavoy Finicum, Weaver family, Waco, Move, Anthony Becker

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Aside from the clear condemnations of Chief Raymond and the petty response from the legal system, I'd like to commend Lacey and Lieutenant Troxel and the other officers and police staff for sticking to their guns and accusing Chief Raymond, even with the personal threat that posed to them.

[@maxhugen]

👍 Indeed. That's kinda rare amongst police.

[@hazcat640]

He's dirty.

[@creepingcharly]

And the police wonder why public trust is at an all time low. They aren't willing to punish any of their own for misconduct.

[@nschlaak]

This reminds me of the court case for an insurance claim against fire. A man bought 10 cigars worth $250 K as an investment. He decided he could smoke just one and sell the rest. Before he knew it he had smoked them all and he had to repay the money he borrowed to invest with. He filed an insurance claim and in court, his attorney said that several sequential fires caused the loss and the judge agreed. On his way out of court, the police arrested him for committing arson 10 times. Some times it's just better to take the loss.

[@DaveBigDawg]

Thank goodness that story isn't true But it does make a good one

[@Lostboy811]

You can't commit Arson on your own property. Arson is intentionally setting fire to other people's property. This is insurance fraud and if it wasn't a joke that somehow people believed like drying your cat in the microwave 🙄 it be 😂

[@nschlaak]

@@Lostboy811 Arson on your own property to collect money from the insurance company is committing insurance fraud but it is still arson.

[@Lostboy811]

@nschlaak arson as any willful or malicious burning or attempting to burn, with or without intent to defraud, a dwelling house, public building, motor vehicle or aircraft, personal property of another the key word is of another. If it is yours it doesn't fall into arson by law but will fall into another category

[@The.Dark1365]

They was doing that in Winston county Alabama in the 80s. The deputies was getting the drugs out for partying. And in the 90s they was taking and selling them and now they just have their family members make drugs for them to sell.

[@teddasher8539]

The Free State of Winston!

[@jordanwhite5470]

The discipline/punishment was absurd; nothing more than a slap on the hands. If someone other than the chief had committed these acts, would the response have been the same? Hardly think so.

[@scottmccloud9029]

We have investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing was committed.

[@peterallen4605]

He'll be police chief in a neighboring state soon enough. This is why we need a national licensing body for sworn officers.

[@christopherskipp1525]

Great reporting. Keep reporting on corrupt employees of the state.

[@rickeyb8812]

This is why you cover your six o'clock with documentation and cameras. An honest person can't imagine the mindset of a bold faced liar! 😮

[@cjalexanderjr8811]

This is public knowledge that was in the news: About 20 years ago in Nassau County, NY, a defendant charged with DUI (in NY, it’s DWI) hired a good attorney who discovered that the NCPD’s crime lab had multiple issues; unsecured room, equipment not calibrated, evidence not sealed, etc. The defendant’s case was dismissed and because of this case, other cases were dismissed as well.

[@BillySBC]

10 days... Gotta love the legal system.

[@skydvrboy]

Our local LEO’s got caught selling the drugs after they were supposed to be destroyed. Oops!

[@REXOB9]

A crime of this magnitude deserves prison time.

[@hoperp1951]

"because solid substances cannot be readily absorbed through the skin".............. INCORRECT, they CAN and DO and can cause major problems.

[@josh6706]

Dude couldn't even be bothered to swap it out with rock candy or something? 😂

[@beaubrent]

One system of justice for police and another for those who are not.

[@The78vikings]

Great content and I enjoy your observations. Keep 'em coming, with they were more often!!!

[@socalpaul487]

He should be in prison for 20 years and lose his pension.

[@KSMvidcast]

Just gonna go out on a limb here and consider the idea that this police chief was "destroying" some of the evidence by consuming it himself.

[@rcpilot179]

So much for the cases that evidence relied on. Holy cow. What a giant disaster 😮

[@susanpaisley3534]

He destroyed the drugs in his basement with a lighter, pipe & a straw😂😂😂.

[@doctordolittle8198]

It is so sickening how these criminals are given sweetheart deals bye their local judges and Prosecuting attorneys. Now this Chief leave the State because of the embarrassment and gets recertified somewhere else.

[@AmericanMike815]

Thank you Andrew! Apprentice you and your posts!

[@MathiasYmagnus]

Yeah; what mike said, but just heads up appreciate* lol. He does post some gr8 content.

[@CKingKahn13]

How much time would WE get if we broke into the evidence locker and stole it? Ten days? 😂

[@JMWexperience]

Interesting episode, thanks!

[@azrobbins01]

Love your channel, man!

[@leonardfleming723]

🤣 another shining example of American law enforcement...

[@rezzurektedpoet]

10 days in jail is how crooked cops get "dealt with".

[@keokeo5584]

🤣 Do you know how many bad police chief out there? 🤣 No wonder people call them pig.

[@SukitTrabeck]

10 Days and $800 in restitution. What a joke!

[@JKiler1]

Lying through his teeth, but got a slap on the wrist.

[@Nexesys]

Was he even tested for any of these drugs??!! The judge that let him off with that sentence is a joke.

[@MorbidGod391]

We caught the law … and the law lost! 😮

[@lelandunruh7896]

That's an absurd slap on the wrist.

[@BrianEllinger-hh4rm]

I kind of assumed that and heard that a few times but what was with the criminals in Akron?..... Same as here won't let me work and steal everything I'm entitled to?

[@larrybremer4930]

It's easy to tell a cop is lying to you, his lips are moving.

[@westmassdave7354]

I want to stop paying them

[@steven0837]

Power corrupts poor charachter absolutely . . .

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

The justice system is a joke, 10 days in jail and an 800.00 fine. I am so sick of these clowns getting a slap on the wrist when they fuck up. They should go to a real prison and do real time and no protection from the guards

[@spyderdogg6248]

Once they became suspicious they should have run a sting and caught him red handed possessing the contraband

[@leeroberts925]

It's a felony to destroy evidence and should be charged for doing that

[@greyowl9952]

Another one bites the dust. He needs to go to jail for a long time.🦉

[@longQ1551]

He destroyed the evidence with his nose 😂

[@donkeziah2564]

Why is it when a cop is caught doing illegal the get a slap on the wrist and when a citizen get caught doing illegal they end up beaten, bruised, broken or in prison or dead or all the above????

[@JosephinePisculli-js7fo]

This Is NOT justice!!

[@garyb6219]

Ten days and $800? Seems pretty steep for a chief.

[@mikep1085]

Is this another one of those 'good cops' that we keep hearing about?

[@Pacavi]

i hope the cases where he tampered with evidence are all thrown out. drugs shouldn't be enough to make you go to jail, but evidence tampering should.

[@paolosciarpuccio]

10 days in jail. Wow. How many innocent did he arrest? End Qualified Immunity

[@Jose-ch4sq]

This is the GARBAGE that they put in Charge 😢

[@Mike-gc9ih]

This is why I would never vote for a conviction solely on the word of a police officer

[@linwoodthomas1041]

That chief was a thief.

[@MegaDog2012]

What the hell kind of sentence is that, wow

[@Nammsayin]

wow. we do really live under 2 sets of laws.

[@vicentesancgez8718]

The answer to this math problems I'm gonna guess and say rock candy 🍭

[@joewerts7592]

Obviously charged as felony and everyone he got charged with drugs is freeed.

[@terrivangundy]

We would go straight to Jail for 20 yrs. And he get 10days...😮 Of Course

[@4460532800218528]

How do you know if the police are lying? There are words coming out of their mouths.

[@SlimThrull]

Was he ever tested for drugs? It seems that would be a very easy way to figure out if he was consuming the drugs or destroying them.

[@kimyoung1720]

Mandatory rehab treatment , drug testing. Follow him around and give him a OMVI. Who is his supplier now he doesn’t have an endless free drugs ?

[@Tatteddaddydc]

Thank God for CCTV!! Meth is a helluva drug. For some reason, it's a drug I never thought of trying.

[@doc693]

Hello from Panama City Florida

[@Cannamaniac84]

FFS are you kidding me 10 days in jail and an $800 fine! What a two tiered justice system we have. Laws for thee, Not for me! Any other person would have had multiple felony convictions and thousands in fines to pay.

[@scottmitchell9620]

10 days, are you kidding me? What a joke of a system. If it were a citizen they would get years. FTP

[@Jo-yp8wy]

I bet Lacey was really surprised she was pregnant for two years..... 😂

[@nashtrojan]

Get high for years without soending a dime and only do a dime in jail? Sign me up.

[@borystacks890]

Sad cause if its a normal civilian they’ll just throw away the keys 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼…………………………………………………………….The fox is guarding the hen house!

[@jdavis1770]

I’ve never met a legalized methamphetamine dealer before,,,,, Is that some thing new….

[@purplesprigs]

An attorney used "the reason" and "because" in the same sentence? Did he graduate high school?

[@HangingWithEpstein]

We all know that the police is a protected class.

[@TheSupervillain316]

I'm still digesting all the lies. Yikes

[@corralescoyote505]

I just saw a certain famous son get convicted of checking the wrong box on a gun application who faces years in prison. Chief stole a gun, bunch of drugs, bunch of other stuff, and he gets 10 days and “official misconduct”. Hmmm

[@salixalba6536]

sticking my hand in a bag of sugar will spike my blood sugar because if it goes in there its not coming out till I get sugar.

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

Since he can’t work as a police officer in Oregon, I’m pretty sure NYCPD will take him

[@scotthogan4558]

What happened to accountability and transparency. This sends the message of a badge is a pass to do what you want and just lose your job no real penalties. He can just go to a different state and work.

[@doc693]

I wonder what would happen if John Q was to break into the locker and steal drugs. Would he get ten days and a 800.00 fine.

[@micheallyons731]

Those cases should have been dropped for lack of evidence!

[@jonschmidt1545]

"Rules for thee not for me"

[@absmaitland6465]

If you can't consume substances through your skin then why do they make fentanyl, nicotine, and other medical patches.

[@kevinmclaughlin9161]

The chief gets rid of meth with a razor blade and a rolled up $100 bill!

[@peachesrambo4037]

If you have to ask.

[@markdunsworth4137]

Let me guess they let him retire with his benefits??

[@wilattwood5915]

I had a conversation with a bailiff one time and I won't say what city but I was told that the police and the troopers were actually taking stuff out of the property room and used as throwdown for people that they feel convinced were druggies and if it's happening there it's probably happening most everywhere it's appalling actually