Psycho Cop Turns Into Killer | The FBI Files

[@joanodom2104]

I lived in Key West in the 70s & 80s and Miami was off the freaking chain! I am not exaggerating when I say that HALF the police force were dirty. They even made a movie about the "Cocaine Cowboys," when a crapload of Miami cops went to prison. A huge percentage merely got fired. During the Mariel boatlift, my late husband was the attorney for a lot of the boat owners that went the 90 miles to Cuba to bring back refugees. They were processed at the Navy yard, then taken by Monroe County school buses to Miami and, for some reason, Arkansas. I can tell you that the number of criminals was a lot more than 10%, as stated in this show. Also, besides a couple of prisons, Castro emptied out a mental hospital. The boat owners thought they were bringing people's Abuelas and Abuelos and Tios and Tias, but it turned out that Castro was just looking to get rid of a lot of undesirables, including unfortunate AIDS patients. I know many of the Key West cops were taking payoffs from drug dealers. Heck, our Chief of Police operated a whore house and supplied all his "girls" with heroin. A lot of people were "disappeared" during the years that I lived on the island, including a client of ours who was a foreign car importer. We had no idea that he had gone in with some mob guys from NYC to use his Scarab race boat to do a big cocaine run. Apparently, he took a HUGE amount of money from the wise guys to purchase a lot of coke and bring it in to a boat ramp on Big Pine Key. Dennis apparently kept their money. He was a big goofy guy from Texas and I guess he was never told that you don't rip off the mob. They never have found his body. I helped his wife pack up their things so that she and their son could move back to Texas, because they were terrified. She had no idea that her husband was running drugs. It was really sad. I have a hundred stories from my Key West years. It was the perfect time to live there, before asshole millionaires took it over.

[@skatelisa]

Write a book on it

[@ruehcufdudhrus2205]

@@skatelisa That's a book I'd buy, to be honest.

[@ginger7344]

I absolutely love to read the personal stories from the comment section. This was a great one. Thanks for sharing.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Wow I guess that's what an active imagination is granny

[@markpryor3866]

Yes it was a lot of dirty cops back then but they was just so sloppy they done what they had to do but they still got caught in the end sorry for the family is lost lost a cousins and uncles even Brothers

[@laurelgirard8475]

Nothing worse than a rogue cop (except maybe a pedophile or serial killer)!! I hope they were all out in gen. pop. in prison.

[@lauriemarie6902]

Oh sister you know it !!! Philadelphia USA

[@Tshikonelo]

There is something worse.... a bootlicking jury.

[@tanyawade5197]

@@Tshikonelo What do you want to bet that 1 holdout juror took the job or money offered by the defendants? I wonder if they investigated that juror?

[@josephwimmer8546]

When you break your oath to enforce the law. You should not get the benefits of the law. They should be in general population

[@domjohnson8723]

Good luck on getting these cops in regular gen pop. They get to go to a special prison where they're still treated like kings because they're surrounded by other corrupt cops. It's a family reunion.

[@janaskibo871]

Imagine the terror when crap hit the fan and you can't even trust the cops.

[@Mutiny960]

You mean everyday in every state in the U.S.? Terror has been here for a looooong time lol.

[@richardbadour1714]

@@Mutiny960 100% right! Now cops just kill us…. for fun!

[@catherinesyme901]

@@Mutiny960 took the words right out of my mouth! 💔

[@Andrew-wo7ng]

@@Mutiny960 well that’s just a silly thing to say 😂more people die by being struck by lightening than are killed by the police in the us almost every year 😂😂😂😂

[@Mutiny960]

@@Andrew-wo7ng Lightning doesn't make a conscious decision. Cops do. How stupid do you have to be to not understand that we should limit things we can control? Bottom of the gene pool, that's how stupid.

[@henrysantos121]

*Excellent 👌 documentary very well done ✅*

[@angeladenise041566]

Man the actor look just like him the ring leader Wow the 80s were ruthless

[@samlsd9711]

60s,70s,80s,90s 4 decades of mass murders, drugs, incarceration. It's ironic because when cocaine was legally openly traded, there were no problem. Also US invasion of other nations caused all this floods of migration and more misery on those nations and poverty. US actually has a dirty bloody hand.

[@dogdriver70]

thats kindergarten stuff compared to the cartels

[@jaycompany4886]

The 80's were a cocaine kingpins dream decade

[@patfarra627]

Internal affairs should be external affairs. Not the cops investigating the cops

[@tanyawade5197]

So true. It’s obviously NOT working the way it is now🤦🏾‍♀️.

[@spencermeeks9705]

Internal affairs is cops to🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@mauricedavis2160]

Exactly, while you're at it let the criminals investigate the criminals same difference!!!🙏🤔⚖️

[@808ghostMiller]

Because all cops are either dirty or willing to sweep dirty cops crimes under the rug…… This is the shortest and most ignorant comment section I’ve come across today

[@robinrymshaw6653]

I agree

[@nenetkr4708]

Kudos to the Columbian Law Enforcers who arrested the last rougue dirty cop.

[@castellanofan1365]

I like any episode dealing with drugs...

[@cynthiatolman326]

They were able to buy one juror and that's all it took. Why were they not sequestered? That one juror should have been charged with obstruction of justice, I'm sure it wouldn't have been too hard to find out what the payoff was

[@tanyawade5197]

That’s what I thought, too. Since it was only 1, it should’ve been easy to prove.

[@TheSnoeedog]

...money. The payoff was money lol

[@easternyankee2096]

They need another episode - When Dirty/Politically Corrupt FBI AGENTS GET CAUGHT !

[@orweyztungchiu5819]

Better add "- nothing happens" to that episode title

[@ThickFILA79]

big facts the ones where they catch cops going rouge are always great episodes 🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@joanodom2104]

An angry dude from the Trumpycult. Brace yourself because your Dear Leader is going to prison for stealing documents and nuclear secrets, among a thousand other crimes.

[@robertplatt643]

In the '80s, cash deposits from Florida banks to the Atlanta Federal Reserve went up by a factor of 10. Everyone: "this is normal."

[@richardshirley2786]

Greed is something you can usually bet on.

[@TheSnoeedog]

according to the film cocaine cowboys, the miami "fed-res" took in 10 times as much "surplus cash" as any other branch of the "fed-res" also, if you watch the movie "the union" (about the marijuana trade in british columbia), they take you on a tour of a grow operation that consisted of *TWENTY* train cars buried underground (10X2 arrangement; able to walk from one directly into the other). The generators required so much fuel to operate it that the owners had to *BUY A GAS STATION*

[@jpodell007]

Bringing in the IRS for help probably would have solidified the case because then the crooked cops could be nailed on tax evasion charges at a minimum.

[@tanyawade5197]

Some of them were. I remember hearing those charges. I don’t think they brought in the IRS, though. Can’t have them hogging all the glory😁.

[@erikwilliams3296]

A perfect ( and very true ) example follows. A downtown Berkeley , California massage parlor was raided in the early 1990s , and $80,000 cash was confiscated and set into a police evidence locker where $50,000 of it promptly disappeared overnight. Taken by the same cop who was running the show , perhaps ?

[@sharoncoombs5851]

Crooked cops

[@russcooke5671]

No way. Why would they do that. They could get caught. And maybe sacked

[@johnbell1396]

Burlington IA, years ago a man was busted with 11 pounds of cocaine. He delayed his trail as long as he could. When the time came there were only 5 ounces left for evidence.

[@theofficialrywilly]

@@russcooke5671 no way? Are you delusional?

[@russcooke5671]

@@theofficialrywilly I was joking. I’ve seen many films were the police take honest crooks money and keep it that’s true that is.

[@tonyhelton2788]

The only difference between then and now is that there are so many cameras more of these dirty cops are getting caught. But the song remains the same. Where there is temptation, there is corruption. Where there is power and a badge, there is absolute corruption.

[@jameswilson3991]

same in scotland

[@R.A.A.]

I think the only country in the world that has an independent institution to investigate the police is Canada 🇨🇦... The rest is simply the police investigate themselves 🤔 LIKE THE MILITARY ALSO ... How they investigate themselves & make sure they aren’t complicit in the cases is still a mystery nobody can solve🖕🏾😂🖕🏾This is not a hidden secret of corruption ITS THE LAW ! Some Corruption is legally enforced not prohibited .

[@tuckergary1516]

power corrupts ie diaper donnie.

[@woiace]

@@R.A.A. We Singapore have the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). The agency investigates all government and private sector persons suspected of corruption. And while the CPIB reports directly to the Prime Minister, it also will not hesitate to investigate him/her if he/she is suspected for being corrupt. And the CPIB also regularly checks its own people as well, weed out the rotten apples.

[@lifeisastruggle5517]

excellent comment 👍👍👍

[@BayMacDre415]

It's amazing that they are able to find actors/actresses who look SO SIMILAR to the actual suspects.

[@abdulsijad2419]

its.only.1.actress ....your.mom she.looks like.everyone.especially the men

[@MetaMortis21]

Except for that one the preacher gang in mew York. Preacher was a lot uglier lol

[@suzannes5888]

That's the beauty of professional casting. The Discovery Channel did a great job when they created this series.

[@charlesweru7787]

I agree 👍💯,it's just like in the movies😅😅or watching series, very entertaining

[@ThickFILA79]

a big pool of actors nowadays especially with the internet 🤟🏻 they send out pictures to people who cast & say find me a close match

[@ivydickson7596]

This is the 1980s, I bet there is a lot more now, and they know how to get away with it better.

[@tanyawade5197]

Yes! Plus, they have the police unions who wield so much power, it’s ridiculous! When those cops in NY were charged for knocking that old man down while protesting & the union organized the entire precinct to boycott work & show up at the courthouse, it was scary AS to me! It put impressive emphasis on the power they control for all to see. And Florida mayors advertising for corrupt cops from NY who’d been fired, to come work down there, saying they were “welcome” made my skin crawl!

[@MrBobthebird]

It's the Man from the New Yark offace. LOL.

[@kevinadams346]

I always thought he talked like a mafia boss 🤣🤣🤣

[@dave1283]

"It was the largest police corruption case in FLORIDA history"... and there are 50 states.

[@bryan0x05]

Not surprising, there are some states they are struggling or have struggling communities

[@truthhurts2879]

@@bryan0x05 that's no excuse lol.

[@bryan0x05]

@@truthhurts2879 Never said it was, I said I wasn't very surprised.

[@holycats8554]

At very minimum, 1 a month, claims of "largest drug-bust in [agency] history", can be found exploring the webs.

[@russcooke5671]

So there could be more

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

" Say hello to our little prison cells! "

[@gihtre9534]

@e you

[@landroveraddict2457]

Only 25 years, shocking he would have got out of prison before he was 50.

[@elpina587]

Right! Invest the stolen money and your richer then when arrested craziness

[@jennifercordova7229]

Those dirty cops broke the second rule of criminality: stay humble when you make a lot of money in a short amount of time. Nothing peaks interest faster then living above your supposed means. The first rule of criminality (in case anyone was wondering) is: ALWAYS PAY IN CASH. Credit cards and checks can be traced. Looking at YOU, Jussie.

[@jpodell007]

They are W2 wage earners so it is easy to analyze bank records and credit reports to see spending above reported means. Kwame Kilpatrick was brought down this way.

[@kansasross]

kansasross ...nothing piques interest...

[@tanyawade5197]

😂😂😂👋🏽.

[@joesliva3772]

Finally one of these videos without a million ads

[@ballsdeep2520]

Not for me. This channel usually sucks balls for ads

[@NappyRB]

It’s good for me because I don’t ever have ads from premium

[@ballsdeep2520]

@@NappyRB congratulations on paying KZbin

[@Sunny-ud5du]

@@ballsdeep2520 adblock plus

[@truthhurts2879]

@@Sunny-ud5du can't use ad block on android YT app.

[@professorhoratiohufnagel1341]

I laughed when he said FBI and honest together 😂

[@crazycancer8991]

BJ

[@lukelee8934]

Exactly I can't believe he said that with a straight face

[@joanodom2104]

The only people hating on the FBI are the butthurt Trumpycult.

[@jafobydesign7298]

If people listen to the guy at the beginning of this episode you might find the purpose of his introduction is to promote crime con.... not sure why so many people or hating on this

[@tessforbes8687]

I find the man really irritating, and it’s because I don’t like the ‘self proclaimed expert’ sales pitch.

[@sagariadhikari1730]

@@tessforbes8687 exactly tess... I completely agree with you... too much boasting there.... not sure how much of an expert he really is....

[@thetravelai]

@@sagariadhikari1730 So expert he spend all his time uploading videos on youtube.

[@johnconnick5308]

These corrupt cops make great and honest cops in a very, very bad light which makes me sick I live in London UK 🇬🇧 and every Police forces around the world always has corrupt comes and this is all about greed and money and sticking 2 fingers up to the good cops. Just disgusting and these corrupt cops should be locked up and not separated from other inmates and see what happens then.

[@martinhardcastle9970]

Want to hear a terrible story? Drunk aboriginals would lie on the road at night to get warm in the desert night, one night in South Australia a tourist couple ran over one and not knowing what to do they went to the nearest police station and reported it. They were told it would be investigated and they would be told the outcome, after 6 weeks they hadn't heard anything so contacted higher officers nothing had been reported! Only 1 more dead ABO who cares!

[@EKk8819]

when did putting your own intro to an old FBI files everyones seen 100 times become so viral?

[@GandalfTheGreen2020]

"hello, im Do..." skips to documentary...

[@holycats8554]

Hard-working people, don't watch T.V. until retirement.

[@stevo3938]

Not to mention using that same intro over and over on old episodes. These guys have figured something out

[@suzannes5888]

They're committing their own type of crime 🙄

[@TheAfricanEngineer]

Copyright infringement

[@erikwilliams3296]

There are corrupt cops everywhere. How else would massage parlors stay in business ?

[@russcooke5671]

A massage parlour is a little bit different then armed lunatics running around murdering people on a daily basis. Or am I missing something Maybe the massage parlours are involved as well 👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@catman8670]

Never the same city after Don Johnson retired

[@bluey1062]

Im proud of those Columbian cops.

[@theresa7145]

The security guard didn’t get a “good look” at them 😉 😉

[@happyheidi747]

🧐🧐🧐

[@wowme7670]

Your pretty

[@LabzAli]

yah right.... hahah

[@tanyawade5197]

@@wowme7670 Her pretty what? Face? Yes, she has a pretty face. If you mean that she’s pretty, you’d use “you are=you’re”😉.

[@caranandrews3491]

The part showing them offloading the Drug filled bags @ a marina. Reminds me of the 6 months we stayed in Gibraltar. Waiting fr good weather to sail across the Atlantic Ocean. Every night Black painted Large RIB boats with several BIG outboards on the stern. Would speed into the marina, to be met by men in Black Clothing. Who took the bags from the Quayside and loaded them into Vans. Transit types. The Thump thump of the Heavy bags hitting the Floor of the vans is imprinted into my brain. We NEVER stopped to watch, but just Ignored it all. Sometimes The Spanish Police Helicopters also chased these RIBS from Morocco to Gib. The son of 1 of the Law Enforcement Agencies WAS shot & killed during 1 such incident.

[@tanyawade5197]

Whoa! Sounds scary! I don’t blame you guys for purposely not paying attention.

[@PirosmikeyNone]

ROOT OF EVIL ! YOU GET GREEDY YOU GET GOT!

[@markbrisec3972]

FBI still considers Miami in 1980s as the most dangerous city in US history..

[@DaveSCameron]

We saw it every week even here in England, Miami Vice was harrowing but with Frank Zappa and Phil Collins help they sure took it back from those naughty bad men...

[@sharonsekhon9475]

the most city in US history was Los Angeles in 1853. It had more murders than the rest of the nation combined and no one would take the job of sheriff. FBI has yet to understand the West Coast - it's connected to history knowledge.

[@bradpanter6559]

@@DaveSCameron was that an attempt at humor?

[@COALEDasICE]

@@sharonsekhon9475 isnt that around the time it went from being apart of Mexico to being apart of usa again. That's probably why.

[@styroyou]

The FBI in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania know otherwise.

[@fk8002]

We all know about Miami thanx to Scarface Tony Montana

[@mmsizzlak]

C'mon you know it was bcuz of Will Smith's "welcome to Miami" lol...

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

Cocaine cowboyz

[@bellabreonabonita]

This was really a good episode

[@ThickFILA79]

is there a bad one 🤷🏼‍♂️🤣

[@lulufavs4519]

Need a new episode; when republican congressmen get arrested!

[@robertapreston4200]

so who was charged for the 4 dead people??? and did they confiscate the money and the drugs???

[@tanyawade5197]

They conveniently, confusingly left that bit out, didn’t they😂😂?

[@baase89]

Greed is never a good thing

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

REST IN POWER JIM

[@sanansa4567]

@Marie Hackett i think when some people get older they will attend any event just to feel included. That is what I see in Rudy Giuliani..and older man just looking to be relevant again.

[@gps9715]

@Marie Hackett You have major TDS. Did you ever think Jim might know more than you and that's why he was at a Trump event without believing all the BS that you believe. Its amazing, you respect this guy Jim, but any association with someone THE MEDIA tells you not to like, all of a sudden Jim is totally wrong, you lose all respect for him, and you automatically believe what your TV tells you to believe. Unreal. Wake the hell up.

[@thomashassall96]

@@gps9715 Your orange god is going to jail soon 😆

[@gps9715]

@@thomashassall96 He's not my God. Stop watching CNN, you're absolutely clueless and you probably think you actually know something. Do me a favor and google Dunning Kruger syndrome. What shows up in the results - congratulations.....that's you!

[@thomashassall96]

@@gps9715 🤦‍♂️

[@hermajesty52]

Honestly.....I grew up in the 60's and did a lot of cocaine in my 20's like so many others at that time......UNTIL.....I saw a PBS documentary about the brutal effect the Colombian drug cartels were having on the average poor Colombian family and how it was destroying that country (not to mention our own). That was literally the end of my recreational drug days. I couldn't justify the baggage that came with the high. Imagine how much worse it is today. Drugs are straight out of Hell.

[@thatguy22441]

The US's response to drug use has done even more damage than the drugs themselves.

[@cwisted5308]

It's just part of being young and naive. I did the same thing throughout high school and college but looking back you just don't see the big picture of how bad they can be. Very happy to hear you don't use them anymore though! The drug scene is worse than its ever been because its all laced with fentanyl and kills kids constantly. I recently lost a friend who was smoking weed and his dealer laced it with fentanyl and it killed him and his girlfriend immediately. They were found sitting on the couch together. I really hope we can find ways to at least make the problem a little better but unfortunately I only see it getting worse

[@cityofabscissae]

@@cwisted5308, as a typesetter the word is traditionally set as "naïve," although the modern alternative is "naive."

[@tanyawade5197]

@@cwisted5308 Your friend doesn’t happen to be the actor from Twilight, does he? That’s how he & his love were found. So tragic, they left their baby an orphan😔.

[@tanyawade5197]

I was thinking this from the way they started this episode. It made me think of how ppl in the US who just wanted to party, were actually funding murder, etc in Colombia, but none of them had the foresight to realize it. That’s why PSAs & documentaries like the one you saw were/are so important. They educate in a way schools never do. They just bring in Officer McDuff to tell kids drugs aren’t cool or Nancy Reagan saying, “Just say no”. It’s no better than trying to impact bullying by saying, “Be best”. It does nothing. Kids are smarter than that & need REAL information to make the right choices. ✌🏽✊🏽

[@DaveSCameron]

Boy were we so fortunate to have Crockett and Tubbs back then to smash this evil trade, God bless you America xxx

[@richardkranium2944]

Oh I miss that show and how colorful they made that shithole look.

[@oldishandwoke-ish1181]

😂

[@DaveSCameron]

@@richardkranium2944 Sensational TV yes

[@russcooke5671]

I know. A cop driving a Ferrari Daytona nothing strange there plus living on a boat in the harbour. Mmm I am not saying anything but it’s a little bit suspicious.

[@williammorris3303]

60k per kilo is bullshit, you can get a kilo for 22k every day of the week. And to say it was worth more in the early 80s is bs

[@gps9715]

Are you trying to tell me the cops lied about the value to make themselves look better? They would never do that! 😉

[@TheBuddhaVlogs30508]

You don’t know what your talking about! Respectfully

[@russcooke5671]

I know if it got any cheaper they might as well give the game up 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@williammorris3303]

@@TheBuddhaVlogs30508 the fact that I have purchased cocaine for roughly 30 years is a pretty good starting point for basic knowledge on the street value and rough bulk purchase. I’m sure setting at the school library you think you gained accurate information though

[@billfeld5883]

Still trying to "weed out " the unfit officers from police forces across the USA!!! 2021

[@gribble2979]

Wow, I thought this was the real FBI Files, not just someone else reposting their work. I'll take the real FBI Files, thank you.

[@suzannes5888]

Everything on this channel is only relicensed content, nothing is original content. This Discovery TV series was first shown on TV back in 1998, to early 2006. Jim Kallstrom, the FBI agent/moderator of the show died earlier this year.

[@seanberthiaume6909]

Although they,ve been known to take up "issues" on political whims/democrat garbage!

[@tanyawade5197]

Right. I didn’t know that, either, until the intro. I’ll make sure to go to the FBI Files channel from now on, though.

[@davejackson8047]

These cops are DIRTY" but paying $30.000 a year,to risk your life ,is BS"!!

[@jmk5325]

*******Welcome to the KY Campground, Bubba & The Boys welcome you!**********

[@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717]

Ugh! I can't watch this...I know whats its like to be a victim. This is leaving me with thoughts of my ex husband whom lives in Florida. Securitys Fraud Too💔

[@abudujannah.]

@28:35 that was risky. If the informant went back and told the crooked cops they were under surveillance it would have been game over

[@trukeesey8715]

"Because you have made 'God' to be your dwelling spot "-- The Most High, who is my shelter -- "No evil shall be allowed to befall you ... "For he will bid his angels about you "To guard you in all your ways." kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHLdiXqXatx3nqs

[@conniepurnell4496]

Thankgod for the honest cops

[@orweyztungchiu5819]

It's their dirty bosses I despise

[@jomama5186]

What really sucks is there are too many dirty cops and not enough that took the job because they heard a calling, similar to a priest, nun, Dr. or soldier, to protect and serve. Not dominate, pilfer, and terrorize, and even kill :(

[@TheColombiano89]

Go apply

[@scottyd2262]

A Priest ! LMAO !!!!

[@VG-rj8pn]

Preists? You mean when they saw the smooth buttocks of altar boys?

[@jasonbourne1596]

Absolutely none of them got a calling. They all do it for their own gain.

[@oscarduran1230]

Man and I always thought that only in Mexican territory were corrupt cops from the looks of things USA there are also corrupt cops.

[@richardkranium2944]

There will be corruption in every agency. It’s in the nature of people.

[@oldishandwoke-ish1181]

They are everywhere....

[@sanansa4567]

the difference though is the FBI goes after corruption. There is no National Agency in Mexico that has the power to deal with corruption like the FBI does. And also it seems that bribes might be taken less seriously as a crime in Latin America. I see some Hispanic politicians in the United States (who grew up in Latin America), doing things that leave me scratching my head like what were they thinking.. like a Mayor in a city near me had the city municipal employees doing maintenance work on families/friends private property (using tax payer owned city equipment), as if it was no big deal. The minute a city worker feels disgruntled or is let go, you can be sure that is going to come out (because I am sure they were recording it with cell phones).

[@dogdriver70]

it goes all the way to the top

[@truthhurts2879]

@@sanansa4567 lol the fbi and the cocaine importing agency CIA are just as, if not more so, bent than any law enforcement. People are so naive.

[@styroyou]

Sorry but dirty cops never get caught...Only honest ones (who buck the system).

[@bradpanter6559]

Really? Do some research and you’ll discover otherwise

[@styroyou]

@@bradpanter6559 My wife was medically terrorized to death (2/1/11 to 9/10/11), as knowing law enforcement (at ALL levels) watched...This occurs because "our" corrupt 93 Federal Prosecutors orchestrate the entire "brain death" performance (for our depopulating owners).

[@speed8701]

And in the last 5 years or so we learned the FBI is the most currupt law enforcement agency in the USA. Ain't that shocking, NOT. Just ask J Edger Hoover.

[@joanodom2104]

Are you just butthurt because they went after your cult leader, DJT?

[@Ziggy_Stark.]

It's comforting that this prompted them to set up their own internal investigations unit. Ha!

[@jamesdick2580]

just like in any organization, there are some who are bad, and others who are actually genuinely good.

[@Ziggy_Stark.]

@@jamesdick2580 Yes you're correct. I was being a little cynical.

[@keko0o0o0o0]

Imagine being a policeman during that period... die or get dirty?

[@richardbadour1714]

Now we know when the cops of today got dirty?

[@jacquesrenard4388]

More broadly, people seem to forget what a literal narco state South Florida used to be. The cops were corrupt, but so were the politicians and prosecutors. Cocaine was a huge chunk of South Florida revenue at the time. The housing boom of the 1980s was funded by drugs. So does the business of many car dealerships. The federal war on drugs has put an end to that.

[@ParlayParri24]

So who investigates Internal Affairs when they are corrupt? More internal affairs? From a different precinct?

[@cathysummers6759]

Who the frig Is the merchánt banker at the beginning of the episode. WTF?

[@korzer]

He literally tells you who he is, first thing he says..

[@craybrancele8489]

@@korzer he skips, hence its frustrating him that he keeps on seeing the guy. I skip too

[@mariamab.8126]

Thank you for that interesting show and the excellent quality of the video. I so much like the narrators voice, who is it again? I forgot his name.

[@CivilxD]

I think it’s Anthony Call, could be wrong

[@mariamab.8126]

@@CivilxD you might be right! Thanks!

[@daisy13joyce]

Can't see why we need 2 intros.

[@nowandaround312]

Because one is the channel intro and the other is part of a TV show

[@PirosmikeyNone]

First one is stealing from old FBI SERIES ! SEEN THEM ALL ON KZbin LONG AGO !

[@tuckergary1516]

yeah, far too many intros.

[@unicornqueen3657]

First one is generally promoting crime con and second is the fbi files intro

[@daisy13joyce]

@@nowandaround312 I guessed that, just why do we need it ?

[@dr.shawneelazore-sacredflower]

#EndtheDrugWar #EndPrisonsforProfit #anticorruption #antihumantrafficking N.O.W.

[@shannonreaves4722]

They should’ve took care of all the loose ends and they would’ve been good… too many snitches trying to keep themselves out of trouble. If no one would’ve snitched .. they would’ve all been Gucci

[@leonarddesjarlais8166]

this what happens when your pal's are Dirty

[@refacholopes]

Here is Tony Montana? He arrive America in this boats...

[@noellozada5831]

Haçere que bola ? Ollie tu me sale hasta eñ las sopàs..... Tu te llamàs carlos lopez lol lol soy noel..,.

[@federalagenciesarecourtesans]

The footage at 3:56 is of William Matix and Michael Plat the two bank robbers that were in a shoot-out with F.B.I. agents.

[@DaveSCameron]

Michael Mann wasn't it, he produced Miami Vice?

[@federalagenciesarecourtesans]

@@DaveSCameron I'm not talking about a Movie this was real life The F.B.I. files did a documentary called "Fire Fight".

[@DaveSCameron]

@@federalagenciesarecourtesans I'm talking real American movie star life, c'mon get with it kid🎥

[@TonyBraun]

@@DaveSCameron Victor is talking about Real stories.......not Fake stories, c'mon get with it kid

[@MrbigballsMemes]

🙂

[@philfluther2713]

"One bad apple rots the barrel" at that rate there must be no good cops.

[@WeThePeeps13]

Embarrassment shouldn't be the leading force to "weed out bad cops".... it should be integrity.

[@samtoallusers]

Criminals have more honesty than prosecutors and detectives 🕵️‍♂️ 🙄 criminals do not have IMMUNITY

[@russcooke5671]

Funny but true 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@geendoor7711]

Off the bow of his boat he saw a body. You mean he didn’t see a mannequin? Every other person that finds a dead body in the ditch, the bush, the forest, the creek, says they thought it was a mannequin. How ludicrous is that. As if.

[@russcooke5671]

I know if ducking hilarious. I think next time there’s a manikin sale on I will bye twenty of them and half bury them all around town and put up hidden cameras and see what happens 😂👌👌👌❤️❤️

[@jeanjulie4851]

Finally! Let’s get them all off the streets and get real public servants and protectors!

[@TheColombiano89]

Go apply

[@hstrong97]

Yeah.. like social workers. Ass🤡

[@meldahspeight8525]

Experts are usually older with a lot of experience

[@RebeccaGallin]

Hey this is an old ep of fbi files! I watched this one and lived in south Fla at the time

[@bennycintron194]

Your government was bringing in the drugs.

[@RBa-n1r]

Another words , If you don't have the money in Rhode Island, Kent County area. West Warwick.R.I. Your Goose may be cooked instead of roasted.

[@tanyawade5197]

“When you weed out the bad officers, it makes the good officers shine even brighter”! Amen! Truer words have never been spoken. Unfortunately, police higher ups have forgotten this truth today, all over the country. If the kinds of ppl in charge now had been in charge in the 80s, this country would be completely overrun with criminal cops, instead of their being only a presumed fraction of the whole being corrupt criminals with guns & badges🤦🏾‍♀️.

[@wdfkTV8555]

Keyword: presumed.

[@jacquesrenard4388]

If you really believe that the police hierarchy was better in the 80s, you are wrong. The reality is that South Florida in the 80s was a narco state. With lots of corrupt cops but not only politicians, prosecutors,... In reality, the situation has been improved thanks to the DEA and FBI

[@bksalkrook8716]

this is still happening today nothings changed

[@alwayssunnyinphiladelphia922]

Haha there was 3 dock workers on a 10 foot dock.

[@russcooke5671]

They must have been conjoined triplets 😂😂😂😂👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@greatestever7623]

Im Jim kallsntrom fooma head of fbi Nuuu yuuuuk office 😂🔥🔥🔥

[@russcooke5671]

Wicked 😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kimralaowens2373]

This was turn in to a movie

[@anonymousanonymous1313]

Court officials ..Cops ..Wow any body do some strange thing for some change..

[@ThickFILA79]

it’s alwsys some crazy shit when cops are involved 🤣🤷🏼‍♂️

[@jacquesm6847]

Lol nothings changed there lol 😆

[@shilpatm1847]

Legit question.. what happens to their wealth? Do the govt smhow acquire it or do they get to keep it?

[@radhamesreyes5562]

From watching other documentaries, it seems like the government takes it all.

[@AphroditeMichelle]

The government takes what they find. But I'm sure a lot of the money is very well hidden so once they're out they'll still have money.

[@annazikopoulos2668]

I’m pretty sure a lot of the things go to auction eventually. But I do not know what happens to the money

[@joepicot9981]

The Government takes the money 💰 they the biggest crooks of aLL Involved (FACT!)

[@IntrovertedOreo]

From what my dad told me when he was a cop back in the 80s-90s, the DEA has a right to seize drug money and can use it to purchase weapons, ammunition, equipment etc for their department and in some cases, some of the money can also be given to victims and/or their families. He doesn't know how they handle the money now, but if you have money, property or any other items that were purchased by illegal activity, DEA has the right to seize it and property can be auctioned off to the public to purchase and the money from the auction will be given back to the department to buy new cop cars, weapons, equipment, etc.

[@theranjithjay]

1985- Miami USA- and South America - Drug lords rule - in Miami three bodies were fished from a river. The presenter says he is an expert and he bugs me-

[@bryanburnett7958]

that hotel they showed was not in Miami , was the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Hawaii :)

[@mixmafu1491]

This is America

[@thomasjernigan1]

HA HA HA HA HA HONEST LAW ENFORCEMENT. WTF

[@jeremylamovsky9868]

"psycho cop turns into killer". This title could be given to God knows how many cases.

[@Kim-mz8co]

Corrupt cops? Of course. I've run into them many times in my seven decades of life, but what got my attention at the end of the segment was the FBI agent who repeats the word "to" EVERY time he uses it during his part of the interview for the show. Wondering what that's about.

[@TheRealPolvito]

Your name is Doctor Sohom Das? I’m going to name my child Doctor too, that’s so funny.

[@bibiayube677]

Thank goodness for every bad cop there's 10 good ones

[@russcooke5671]

I think the figures are the wrong way around

[@ابواحمد-م7ج5و]

How The JURORS Works ? Why Thy Have To Decide If A Criminals Guilty Or Not?

[@glennhertel1165]

So how much Corruption is related to our little caper?

[@ThickFILA79]

pulled up in the bullet proof vest lined van & let out 200-300 rounds in to that building … just listening to that tells you these guys ain’t playing games

[@ThickFILA79]

with that kinda money you gotta exercise that credit score & make payment .. stay lowkey

[@sathyanarayananarasimalu949]

Excellent FBI .

[@phineascampbell3103]

God, surely I can't be the only person sick to the shit of nearly every other KZbin advert being for gambling n bookies, no? And it can't be algorithmically tailored to me, as I have never clicked, googled, discussed, or done anything at all to do even remotely with betting or bookies. It must be utter torture for gambling addicts trying to resist the harm they suffer.

[@russcooke5671]

I will give you 10 to 1 your right 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@phineascampbell3103]

@@russcooke5671 haha 😂, DONE! I'll take that bet! Honestly, I don't know if this is a good odds rate, so to speak. It means if I took it n wagered 2 potatoes n was right, i.e. won, then I'd get 20 potatoes back, right? Or is it 22, my stake plus X10 more? And: But if I wasn't right, (so lost,) you keep my stake, the 2 potatoes? Or do I need to give you the 10 to 1 additional spud, 20, (or the 20 + 2?)?

[@dogdriver70]

FBI hates the competition

[@keithboyd4329]

His dad brought in multiple 1000 pounds of coke,must have been employed with the CIA

[@doriscastillo8020]

In Panama most of the soldiers in Panama Canal used to bring a lot kilos becouse the Army and Navy they never were check the bags, my sister was working for company who used to do the food for the Aire planes, she was supervisore there very honeCos and hard worker, the other manager brougth another Colombia to work there, this lady make my sister miserable so she resigned , later we found that Colombia people was putting the Coke kilos in the button of the cars that push the food, for long time until they catch them.

[@diesebellim9044]

At first i thought corrupt or those dirty cops was still at large but because FBI did there very best and not give up what they started at last all dirty cops was behind bar thank you for all good officers another big crown for all👑👑👑👑👑

[@mcaskil]

the face in the thumbnail looks like aamir khan lol

[@unicornbunny7866]

Is there any good cop in usa?

[@melt7891]

That’s unfair and obviously untrue..these people risk their lives.

[@indemaha1109]

I like it

[@marc-andreservant201]

Yes. They're the ones who don't show up in the news. No headline is ever going to say "officer arrests local burglar", because that's their job. However, "officer was the masked burglar" is very much newsworthy.

[@melt7891]

@@marc-andreservant201 Generally that’s true..sometimes they do report on extraordinarily brave acts of police. But I made a comment because this post was generalising ALL police as bad.

[@brianbook3797]

James Comey or maybe Peter Strzok.