'Trooper Tarnished': A SC 'Trooper of the Year' demoted, relocated following $100K cash seizure

[@QueenCityNews]

John Holliday turned onto Pearson Road on July 29, 2021 and rolled into the middle of a South Carolina Highway Patrol roadblock. The first trooper Holliday met: Corporal Cam Welsh. www.qcnews.com/news/investigations/trooper-tarnished-a-south-carolina-trooper-of-the-year-demoted-relocated-following-100k-cash-seizure/

[@hendyoukhana9248]

Qa

[@CJ-512]

Wow, we’re not asking for cops to be treated unfairly if they commit a crime. We’re asking for them to be treated like us when we commit a crime.

[@barrontrump9917]

If we steal money we get a felony and can't get any job or even rent apartments in most states. It's bigotry. Hate these communists.

[@karinaz8756]

Cops need to be held to a higher standard than we are.

[@michelleshaw1211]

Why would they risk their career for such a small amount of money? I don't think any of them would. It's ridiculous..

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

@@karinaz8756 Yes exactly!

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

@@michelleshaw1211 🤥🤥🤥🤥

[@Lordestroyer]

Arrested man was more honest than the cops. That should tell us a lot.

[@KAZALO9]

O so a cop can't make a mistake ... you couldn't walk a day in our shoes Let alone 16 hour shifts ....Beat it KID

[@Lordestroyer]

@@KAZALO9 21 hours later “kid.” I’m dying to hear a response from you!

[@EMendonca-mp2mf]

@@Lordestroyer Growing up my dad was a cop in small town here in RI. I hated cops in high school. Grownup a respect the hell out of you guys. I have a problem with these rookies with no respect for their elders but you guys aren’t paid nearly enough. 👍

[@robertthomas8015]

No cops can’t make mistakes peoples lives are in their hands. You don’t participate in investigations that lead to people losing their family, freedom, and livelihood and call it a mistake.

[@CruzPT1]

@@EMendonca-mp2mf then offer to pay more in taxes. Donate more of your salary.

[@freedomlover5269]

If they weren’t fired for theft, they should have been fired for incompetence. Why give them lie detector tests if you’re going to ignore the results when they fail? This is beyond stupid.

[@randalthor6872]

Lie detectors are 100% bullshit and do way more harm than good. They should be illegal.

[@debbieodle7282]

@@randalthor6872 they can't use it in court. Gee I wonder why

[@andyvonbourske6405]

@@randalthor6872 lie detectors are a good tool to point you in the right direction if you want bullshit go look at there " drug dogs " they call them probable cause on four legs . flipping a coin will give you the same result and its cheaper .

[@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366]

Lie detector tests have been proved bullshit. They shouldn't be offered to begin with

[@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366]

@@andyvonbourske6405 lie detectors helped lead to the false conviction of Jeffrey Deskovic (in wiki).

[@victoriamorgan8408]

What I really want to know is…how do all of our POLITICIANS become millionaires on less than $200k per year salaries.

[@Mrs.CGraves]

Insider trading, paid speaking, IG accounts, book deals. They shouldn’t be allowed to profit off their position while in office. Once your done you can get the bag, but not IN OFFICE.

[@Carbon_One]

Exactly. This dude put ON PAPER that there was 110k, he didn't take 3k after that, obviously that would be stupid. But Politian's make 10x their yearly salary if not more. You bring up a great point, whereas everyone is over here saying he's guilty. He's been there 11 years and has his own business, he'd be smarter than to sign off that there was 110k THEN take 3k of it.

[@Philitron128]

@@Carbon_One THEN WHERE DID THE MONEY GO

[@chrispadilla1476]

@@Philitron128maybe he was framed by some envious higher ups? Some argue the initial miscalculation was due to a rare glitch/systematic error, inevitable technical difficulties are bound to happen and Law Enforcement should not be wrongfully punished or imprisoned.

[@user-oy1fj6vq8f]

Not today Satan…not today.

[@wearewatching-alabama5185]

Imagine committing a robbery and getting caught, instead of going to jail and prison, you get a demotion and another chance to rob the Citizens .....

[@normalhuman9260]

Bloods and crips hot nothing on the thin blue line;Ms-13 is taking notes.

[@wearewatching-alabama5185]

@@normalhuman9260 Qualified Immunity is where it as at!

[@Hydrojn]

@@1truthbegettingtold275 dome yourself

[@thepropogandist1904]

Thin blue line most corrupt gang in America

[@boejiden876]

Awe poor drug dealer ain't getting his money back. Boo hoo

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

Trooper of the Year! After investigating themselves, flunking polygraphs, "missing" $$$, wiped phones, they found "not enough evidence" to prosecute. 🤯 Thanks stepdad, I mean Sheriff.

[@tinawindham6958]

That could’ve bought a lot of peanut butter bones😊

[@Daniel-vs7qm]

Lmao I thought you were joking about the whole stepdad/sheriff thing until I watched the whole vid. Wow

[@jefferyyoder9785]

We would still be in jail, without bond!

[@caucasianafrican1435]

Low standards. We're the officer's homes and vehicles searched?

[@kevinsimpson8686]

They are all members of the same gang. They protect and lie for one another because they are all as bad as each other. There are no honest cops in America. They all hate the public and you all should realise that.

[@alldayn2it332]

We investigate ourselves and find no evidence of wrongdoing

[@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366]

There should be some external force autonomous of local police who do this, perhaps linked to the FBI.

[@Olds_Gold]

🤣😂🤣😂 yup

[@johnbravo9164]

@@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366 Thats pretty much what SLED is in South Carolina

[@dannymccarty344]

@@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366 our framers gave us the 2nd admendment.

[@tapperjames48]

These criminals do this for prophet, personal gain. They are an abomination. They must be shunned.

[@WATERPROOF71375]

Bunch of liars. Even when proven guilty the DA won't hold them accountable.

[@keithadams812]

He's not as privileged as you though is he.... You can do anything you want with no repercussions..... Loot murder Any kind of crime..... Because racism that you never experienced...

[@lamasbelladelmundo]

We have to recognized the trooper is super hot. I'll take care of him no problem😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

@@keithadams812 You people are beyond hilarious with that bs.

[@mgdii5435]

@@keithadams812 oh look the boy who cried wolf. Idiotic

[@J-DUDE-67]

The thing is if they were guilty of a serious crime and there is evidence we expect there to be fullness in their prosecution. In order to have that the system can’t treat every event or case where an officer is accused of a crime the same like with street crime or drugs. They need that for when they have proof and the crime is severe. Without that of course the da won’t take it the whole distance. When it’s glaringly obvious and they won’t it’s a different story but that’s not what you see here.

[@Yosetime]

Giving cops a bonus or "Trooper of the Year" awards for arresting the most DUI's, is a fabulous way to teach cops to hand out DUI's illegally. Cops should not be honored for meeting some kind of numerical quota. They should be honored for things that make the community safer and more trusting of cops.

[@tonyanthony5105]

@@TheRaginCajunWasTaken you don’t have to fail a breathalyzer to wind up with a DUI charge.

[@GhostlyGhille]

Breathalyzer is damn near a dead lock on being right.

[@hollyhills3997]

I totally agree cops should not have a quota and I know for a fact that at least one department in Volusia county Florida does not have quotas because as stated that does encourage cops to possibly handle something more aggressively or make things up to meet that quota . That is a dangerous thing for a department to do !!!

[@roscoebailey622]

Had a lady friend get pulled over for dwi The 1st breath elizer

[@Turdowaanchez5361]

Yes

[@brianbradburn]

The guy who got pulled over was more honest than the cop.

[@lopony7944]

Right... "I don't know how much there is" Turns to "There's 3 THOUSAND missing" How did they know how much was missing? Dude didn't know how much was even There. EVEN IF HE DID KNOW

[@laparcc]

@@lopony7944 the answer to ur question how do they knew ... Is because they knew how much they try to steal! And i say try because they returned the cash after 2 days how convenient... One was honest counting and the other deleted phone records on the way driving the camera filmed but again convenient stop filming after arriving! I mean a cop lover will tell u i believe the cops if course

[@columbusoking81]

@@lopony7944 did you even watch the video ..they knew how much $$ because they did a count..then that count didn't match the count done by the bank..then the cop says there is money still in my car...but that means it wasn't in the original count either ...follow now why this whole thing stinks

[@joshhigdon4951]

Always the case sadly

[@glenclarkchidley3637]

🎯F A C T🎯

[@rujiel4620]

"Trooper of the year for DUI's" I wonder how many of those were false convictions.

[@randybonner9870]

More than you can imagine

[@Mrclean431]

None

[@turboearl]

lol... you sound mad

[@cchoice4919]

@@turboearl you sound like you lick cop boots!!

[@michaelarbec4892]

@@Mrclean431 let’s just pretend everything in life is 100% accurate

[@CarmenGonzalez-xq9fu]

PLEASE HE KNEW ABOUT THE MONEY !!!! GUILTY HE TOOK IT THINKING NO ONE WOULD NOTICE 🤦😡

[@Carbon_One]

Yeah? After signing off on an official, submitted document, that there was 110k, he took 3k? Yeah thats probably what happened.. Not before but after signing that there was 110k. Smooth one

[@910jm]

Shut up bot.

[@smith899]

I am skeptical of cops, but I actually started believing he might have made a mistake… UNTIL his phone got wiped. I do NOT understand why he still has a job!

[@bomayebomaye1121]

He's white, that's why he has his job and not in jail.

[@alltheboost5363]

You can tell they're not interested in really looking into it because it's super easy to get that information after the phone has been wiped to recover it.

[@BadDrucifer]

You really dont know why?

[@GS-zc4sk]

What if..... they actually did make a mistake. Not possible, right?

[@joeg5414]

@@bomayebomaye1121 if he was black he'd have claimed racism and gotten a promotion

[@chrismoyer7778]

Just imagine how much this goes on and never gets brought up 🤷

[@detroitsxfinest]

Every day all day in every major city

[@mariaclayton9892]

Why don't they have a money counting machine like the bank? I think they sell them at Walmart. Why are they counting money by hand?

[@misguidedangel6550]

@@mariaclayton9892 I wax thinking the same they only cost like $50 bucks

[@omari434]

@@misguidedangel6550 try like a couple hundred

[@gotyoutriggered.3325]

@@mariaclayton9892 Always has to be counted by hand first then machine. Machines can spit back a bill or not count it.

[@linlouwho123]

Any other of us would be looking at some serious felonies for sure. Nice to be a cop who just gets a little tarnished.

[@JJM-qf8dz]

Not so smart for SC trooper.

[@insanity4462]

I know someone that got fired by the supermarket after grabbing a couple yoghurts and a bread that were ordered to be thrown in the trash because they were over the Best Before date.

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

@@insanity4462 citizens steal trash get fired. Trash working for the state steals basically get ignored.

[@RAIDERS-CELTICS-IRISH]

@Christoph HansenLol he turned in some money he supposedly forgot about after they found some was missing. Who knows how much he stole and resetting his phone all criminal acts that would have gotten a regular joe fired. He's a liar and they know it. They will protect the criminal WHT cop at all cost.

[@mikelboyd711]

Had any of us used this bullshit story, we would be in prison! Cops always get the benefit of doubt. Citizens are guilty until proven innocent. Not the other way around! That's why we have a bond and bail system.

[@jericlark5855]

Dirty untraceable drug money is the sweetest evidence grab ever if you’re a thief. No one is ever going to come to claim that money no one knows how much it is or was. And it’s easy to justify the thievery because it’s dirty money and taking it doesn’t seem like it’s really gonna hurt anybody. SMH 🤦‍♀️

[@256Justinian]

uh huh

[@chrispadilla1476]

Totally agree, I would like the officer and his boys to finally treat themselves with drug money. Then the wife can go shopping whenever and stop b!tching for once hahaa

[@veramae4098]

Happened in "Final Disrespects" too, though not cops. Supposedly friends of the family. A bag of cash was taken, then finally returned when News got on, but with a lot of it missing.

[@WielkaStopa-qh1rr]

Until some cartels would ask them nicely for it.

[@admthrawnuru]

I'm always suspicious of "trooper of the year"s. Too many departments bestow that, as this one seems to have, merely for having the most tickets or DUIs issued. This in turn incentivizes officers to cut corners in due process or even outright fabricate evidence. Thus dishonest cops tend to get those awards disproportionately. Seen it many times. I'm not saying all of them do, or this guy did, but to me it makes him more suspicious, not less.

[@michaellarrowsr1255]

I I I just reeeerr Reese r

[@michaellarrowsr1255]

I see

[@interestedparty00]

The cops where I grew up asked a cop from a neighboring town to do a sting operation on their DUI star. Sure enough, the star was corrupt AF. All his DUIs were overturned.

[@billyquinn1864]

i cant belive this is happening again what about a year ago sc trooper shoot a black man who had no gun and was trying to give his drivers license to the trooper and then he got cought because they had video now this now i am going to tell on my self the south carolina highway patrol they are thieves and murderers i worked for south carolina department of transportation what nobody is saying when you turn off the car i dont think it cuts off the camera i dont know if they changed it now or not dont see why they would back in 1978 i left the country for good because what i saw i do work for dod now and ill never go to the usa if i ever do go back it sure as hell wont be in south carolina hope you americans survive all this crap good luck god bless you all but south carolina

[@19lol19]

They try to collect all the fake awards

[@davidlakes5087]

They investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing. 👍

[@otiscalhoun4344]

And no one will say or do a damn thing they can be caught red handed and it’s not a crime ( so theft is not a crime) he made up that BS story because he knew he was caught

[@forrestgreene1139]

They're all crooks.

[@rossothecrimson7]

Sounds like they need street justice but they're the biggest gang I know so they'd just get revenge.

[@brianmoran3450]

shocking..

[@jaredburgess8381]

"We've completed our investigation and found that although the Trooper lied, stole money and destroyed evidence he will retain his job and will continue to be allowed to arrest people for breaking laws..." - Cop management

[@whateveritwasitis]

lmao for real. just disgusting, its really just screw you in plain sight, we do what we want. thats how flagrant its gotten.

[@fullauto9813]

Not conclusive on if he lied or not. Polygraphs are not 100%. The rest are trying issues. Case closed!

[@tedg3250]

Like yeah!! Lol, I'm no inspector gadget butyou hit it right on the head my friend

[@crochunter35]

Cops corrupt? I'm shocked.

[@Ohmed_88]

Polygraphs are bs...

[@VMan-r8f]

The cops should have a “scum of the year” award too!

[@Carbon_One]

Well it certainly wouldn't go to this dude. You think as an 11 year veteran of the department he signed a piece of paper agreeing that there was 110k in cash, KNOWING it would get counted, THEN took 3k of it? C'mon.

[@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170]

And you'd probably do the same

[@lancerthompson5580]

It was $800 plus dollars found he later found in his car but discrepancy was over $3000 so it's possible it fell like he said unless he spent $2000 something and only had 800 something remaining. With that said only God knows so hey case closed

[@isaacbeckel2044]

Imagine that, the cop that lied the most to get the most DUI convictions would lie about the amount of money he seized in a traffic stop. Who woulda thunk?

[@tedg3250]

Word up!!

[@tapperjames48]

Exactly

[@Moped_Mike]

He didn’t lie though? They never said he lied

[@tapperjames48]

@@Moped_Mike They did not have to

[@tapperjames48]

Yes he lied Do you believe he will repent? Just asking

[@kurupi68]

Wow, the police forces may be the only entity where they allow you to continue in your job even if you have committed a crime, this is incredible.

[@billbangz]

Imagine a job where you can't be hired for committing a criminal act, yet you also can't be fired for committing a criminal act! The system isn't broken this is how it was designed...

[@defeatignorance8681]

That's a government job for you.

[@Mike-ij5hn]

Ricardo: Don’t forget “Politicians”😂😂😂

[@WhiteRhino.]

So..where do I apply?

[@kurupi68]

@@WhiteRhino. your local Police department bud.

[@GotoHere]

“I just freaked out” is a valid excuse for committing crimes now? Is that what we all learned here today?

[@carltonwalton9819]

Respect the blue line!

[@jackmason2137]

I *freaked out* Is just as Valid as I *feared for my life* 🙃.

[@brentfarvors192]

Only if you have a metal badge...

[@jackmason2137]

@@PMurray2694 Yeh the Blue 1s.

[@RonDeSantis2028]

He freaked out and called his stepdad… is calling your step dad against the law?

[@thts.my_voic]

It's pretty sad that no one can trust anyone. Sad sad world we live in.

[@christiane5984]

Sorry to say, but that's how it's always been

[@shayemari]

@@christiane5984 he would have never cleared his phone if he had nothing to hide. Like you said, it's been this way. 🥺

[@tedhardulak7698]

@@christiane5984 You must either be young or reside from a big city. I was raised that a handshake was a contract. And to help others. I still do this, if others want to be dishonest they do not realize they WILL answer to GOD sometime. I have seen it all my life. Yes I have dealt with MANY dishonest people in my life. Im glad its on them and not me.

[@Patriciaking-j3q]

It is worse than sad😢. I'm so tired of people All together.

[@furlonggg1]

@@Patriciaking-j3q really? Why?

[@wilsondassumpcao2089]

Grown man called his daddy to the rescue, pathetic.

[@johnwilson6707]

step daddy i wonder what the real dad is doing

[@MGower4465]

@@johnwilson6707 Does it matter? Did he take the money?

[@scouse66]

Obviously knew his dad was as corrupt a person as himself. It's sad when it's to a point a grown man feels no shame to be able to ask his dad for help to protect his job himself from criminal punishment in a job that is meant to protect the very fabric of society from such behaviour.

[@email4664]

@@MGower4465 Yes, which is why he was demoted and relocated to an insignificant forgotten corner of nowhere.

[@cookiemonster4634]

@@MGower4465 Apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, if that cop is calling his stepdad he's trying to get out of something. Use your head sherlock.

[@yonnielewis1863]

“A lack of substantial evidence that ANY of the troopers committed a crime.” 👀 Imagine living in a country where justice really means JUST-US!! 🤯😏

[@brentfarvors192]

Well, at least the driver will go free..."How to win the freedom lottery..."

[@otiscalhoun4344]

If you want to get away with crime become a cop or a politician and you know what the third requirement

[@defiance772]

@@brentfarvors192 v

[@sonjamurphy3505]

I like that😊 “Justice means JUST-US”! Very sad but a factual statement🤨

[@leebraddock8624]

If you dont like it, move to North Korea

[@albertdominick140]

Man, I had a job that didn't even pay much when I was young, but i could handle from $20 bucks to $250k everyday was different, and I never felt not a hint of desire to take one red cent... a thief is a thief no matter what... don't trust anyone when there's money involved...

[@letsgetit7878]

facts!

[@mrfuninthesun33]

That certainly doesn't stop the oligarchs from robbing America blind 🤣🤣

[@xzqzq]

Only time I had the urge to do something illegal, was in DC watching them print money, thinking ' If I could back a truck up to the loading dock, how much could I cart away ?'

[@TaharkahX]

You have good character.

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

the moment the suspect said he didn't know how much was there it was their green light,we still don't know how much was taken before the count when he turned the camera off in the parking lot

[@Hawaii1313]

CRIMINALS Investigating CRIMINALS To See How Much Money THEY MISSED Out On STEALING⁉️ PEACE&LUV

[@joshhigdon4951]

Relocated, as in still patrolling somewhere? Time to end qualified immunity and start prosecuting criminals, badge or no badge. This is pathetic.

[@defeatignorance8681]

QI isn't even in play here. This is plain criminal and they're just looking the other way. QI is in play when they do something unlawful without "knowing" it was unlawful against an individual, or when there is no precedent previously established. This is just plain criminal and they can't "find enough evidence." Criminality all around. Officers know as long as they deny everything and cover their tracks there's nothing that will be done to them. They're not so forgiving to the rest of us.

[@jassonoppenhein3783]

Thank you

[@danielohalloran2829]

"Yes you are guilty but we will send you to another part of the state. Then in a few years when things blow over we will hire you back" ...total BS

[@rpmfreak9150]

There's no way to honestly be able to tell just how much money was actually in the car to begin with. There could have been $300,000 for all we really know.

[@magicdinsmore3107]

I agree. About half way through this video they show the trooper with a bag of the evidence (cash) and it is not in nice perfect stacks. It's in fistfulls and gobs. Which tells me the guy who got caught was probably telling the truth when he said he didn't know how much was there. Which makes it easy pickings for someone with sticky fingers. Likewise, dudes who roll with stacks and racks usually know exactly how much is there.

[@benjaminromberg2091]

If this was me in a situation like this with large amounts of cash, I would have stayed on camera, shut the door to the car and called a supervisor on scene, he would have been my witness through the chain of evidence from beginning to end, no questions asked!

[@killerinstinct309]

Yeah that poor criminal

[@rpmfreak9150]

@@killerinstinct309 that mfer was fucked up big time, he broke one of the most important rules for a drug dealer. Never use your own products! That's what got him cought in the first place, and made him lose track of how much money he had.

[@eugeneburton6878]

Probably was and they all split it.

[@stick9758]

Man, isn’t it kind of weird that our police still get stickers like our toddlers?

[@Carbon_One]

Yeah sorry being a cashier at a gas station doesn't get you anything

[@stick9758]

@@Carbon_One idk if that was towards me but I’m a marine technician, my buddy and I went to school at the same time. Him to be a cop. Guess who was done first? Definitely not me haha

[@mhollman8650]

Amazing how this cop gets the benefit of doubt. If it were a civilian in this situation, it would be MUCH different.

[@claireh.7605]

A civilian has to prove they are innocent and no excuses are believed, if they have any evidence against you, that's enough for a prosecution. For a cop, a lying cop it does not matter, any excuses is taken as a legitimate defense and you need absolute proof to prosecute them, meanwhile they are assumed to be innocent even if they have a record of lying.

[@claireh.7605]

@@user-sd1xm8sz2h no legal obligation to prosecute fairly, so people with connections to LEO get preferential treatment which puts them above the law

[@stone5015]

You sure got that right.

[@spencerwinston4334]

This trooper still has 3,000 times more integrity, courage, and respect than that low life pool hall grifter and pirate Joe Brandon Biden. Biden does his piracy in plain sight even as a so called "public servant" in foreign "dealings." The murky, "accidental??" trooper incident, is chump change for the real Jigsaw villain costing the country trillions, Brandon Biden and his FUBAR Marxist pirate policies and political "dealings"!!!!

[@markmusial7708]

Do you understand how the law works

[@acespades4183]

Its crazy the ones that dont get caught. You know this happens all time.

[@jameekhaynie9967]

Facts in some states it's actually perfectly legal off of a cops suspension that's sick and alot of time people don't get their money back

[@globyois]

No, “there’s no way” we stole the money, after all, we’re far, FAAAAARRRR to righteous and moral for that! I mean, come on, we’re cops! Sickening!

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Crooked cops are destroying America and the trust America has for the police is dwindling.

[@KOVIDGOON]

Demoted!? Man being a cop comes with perks. Lying stealing etc and just a slap on the wrist

[@joogullae3456]

Being a felon comes with perks nowadays too( if you live in a blue city like NY, CHI ect), theyre letting people out on the streets with some INSANE charges..yes its not like that everywhere. Just like this situation it happens everywhere or sometimes doesn't.

[@KOVIDGOON]

@@joogullae3456 you spelled Los Angeles wrong. Lol. Moving to Florida as we speak. I was talking to a beach city cop here and he agreed with me. Even he wants to leave. Glad u pointed out the liberal city angle and didn't attack me. That's exactly what it is the cops in LIBERAL cities n states are demoralized. Tbh ion blame em. They bureaucrat bosses already are looting the castle so are the citizens. They figure I might as well too. Makes sense.

[@Shawnx-jb7sv]

MANY PEOPLE ARE REFERRING TO THE POLICE AS "THE WORLD'S LARGEST GANG"! HAVING ALWAYS RESPECTED THE POLICE, AND EVEN VOLUNTEERING WITH THE POLICE, I WAS MORE OR LESS BLINDED TO THIS ACCUSATION BECAUSE I WAS YOUNG. UNFORTUNATELY/FORTUNATELY I HAVE SEEN WHO THEY ARE NOW AFTER COUNTLESS ACCUSATIONS OF OFFICER'S COMMITTING VARIOUS CRIMES (AND GET THIS: EVERY OTHER OFFICER LYING, DECEIVING AND DOIG WHATEVER IT TAKES TO COVER UP THEIR CRIMES AND SHIELD THEM FROM JUSTICE! THEY ARE SO MUCH MORE CORRUPT THAN AN OFFICER "ON THE BEAT" BREAKING THE LAW OR MAKING A MISTAKE! WHEN WE STAND UP AND DEMAND POLICE DEPARTMENTS BE AUDITED, THERE WILL BE MANY JOB OPENINGS FOR MANY OF THE MEN AND WOMEN WALKING AROUND AS INCREDIBLY HONEST PEOPLE, FULL OF INTEGRITY! UNFORTUNATELY SOME DEPARTMENTS WILL REQUIRE AN ENTIRE OVERHAUL!

[@fullauto9813]

All unfounded allegations.

[@DGRIFF]

Serious question. Who did he steal from? Who's money is that?

[@michaelhopkins2369]

This trooper may have been trooper of the year but that just means he went after people that couldn't fight for their own right

[@sesshokitten]

Why do we have such low standards for ppl given the authority to use deadly force? A bank teller would be fired and prosecuted for similar actions

[@michaelmerck7576]

A bank teller will be fired for a penny missing

[@hummingbird275]

Sesshokitten. Like the old saying “it’s NOT what’s being done, but it’s WHO’S doing IT “👀

[@jenaemarieAZ]

Plus all these LEs need is a high school diploma.

[@kenosabi]

​@@jenaemarieAZ or GED equivalent.

[@PowWowHwyRider]

It is because nobody can score higher than 27 or 29 if you score higher, you won't be permitted entrance into the police academy. They want sheep, not people who won't blindly follow the rest.

[@Food4CriticalThought]

For the rest of us, those errors, omissions, and violations would have resulted in a criminal conviction. These very same officers would jails any one of us for less and with less evidence.

[@fukkayuu]

No. It wouldn't. Be realistic. You'll never count for the cops, so let's make it realistic, a retail store. You're drawer is off, the first time you get a warning. If it's off a lot, you're fired. They can try to press charges but it won't stick without evidence. There's no gotcha in this video. I know you're a cop hater and don't use logic, but this is really stretching it bud. Stop lying, stop being hyperbolic, girls at prom do that, so grow a pair and stop.

[@claireh.7605]

you did it - you go to jail. they did it - we will accept endless excuses and fabrications and let them go

[@ShainAndrews]

In the public sector... a person would be looking for a new job. Even if there was not enough evidence to rise to the level of a crime a person would be fired for it. Not demoted and shuffled around.

[@timbourque5095]

Freemason's protecting Freemason's ..

[@billyquinn1864]

i cant belive this is happening again what about a year ago sc trooper shoot a black man who had no gun and was trying to give his drivers license to the trooper and then he got cought because they had video now this now i am going to tell on my self the south carolina highway patrol they are thieves and murderers i worked for south carolina department of transportation what nobody is saying when you turn off the car i dont think it cuts off the camera i dont know if they changed it now or not dont see why they would back in 1978 i left the country for good because what i saw i do work for dod now and ill never go to the usa if i ever do go back it sure as hell wont be in south carolina hope you americans survive all this crap good luck god bless you all but south carolina

[@timbourque5095]

@@billyquinn1864 a lot of this is Freemasons they are apart of the NWO all this stuff is right up their alley order out of chaos.

[@poppiarlin5612]

@@timbourque5095 Get this, the Chester SC Sheriff was just convicted of a felony. SC has 46 counties. The above mentioned sheriff is the 13th convicted sheriff in SC since 2010. By the way number 14 will be soon because the sheriff of Marlboro County SC is going to trail.

[@otiscalhoun4344]

Church preach

[@ammo1033]

Even when they get caught with their hands in the cookie jar, they still don’t have any accountability. Absolutely disgusting and heartbreaking. The only way that we’re ever going to fix this problem is if those that have the authority actually take action. Otherwise this is going to be left up to the people, and historically it has been proven that civil wars are very bloody!

[@Riikkyy]

It was miscounted who would steal $3,000 when he makes double that a month

[@arthurneddysmith]

@@Riikkyy -Then why did he wipe his phone immediately afterwards? Why did he indicate deception in TWO different polygraphs?

[@TBagr]

Factory reset of the phone is a very telling action. He has more to hide than just that incident.

[@TiptonMama]

Right. He literally destroyed evidence against him, and simply got demoted.

[@recoilrob324]

@@TiptonMama Was his last name Clinton? When you see the Sec of State deleting all of her phones...and her staff when they've obviously been doing illegal things...kind of sets a precedent of how to get away with crimes...doesn't it?

[@TiptonMama]

@@recoilrob324 More political bullshit... Always the same with people like you. You can't be outraged without making it about elephants vs donkeys. Newsflash, they're *all* fucking corrupt.

[@plutotech]

@@recoilrob324 still playing the hillary-card 7 years later, huh?

[@recoilrob324]

@@plutotech Still valid as an example of malfeasance in high office.

[@justinlapierre754]

He shouldn't have a job, and should be in prison. Stealing that much is a felony for you or me. Why not him?

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

Exactly!😡

[@SarahLovesBoobahandErEr]

Yep. Let HIM struggle to find work with a felony on his record. It’s a damn nightmare.

[@PenelopeGT]

Cuz they're special. They have to obey orders of elites like Trudeau so can't make them mad.

[@matthewhill3996]

There’s just NO accountability among law enforcement

[@billnye7745]

How do you figure? So no law enforcement officers ever get found guilty of committing crimes or wrongdoing?

[@Bridgeburner4477]

@@billnye7745 as compared to the ones actually committing crimes and wrongdoing? very,very,few.

[@Momusinterra]

Or politicians.

[@andystagger2906]

@@billnye7745 stop it😂 are you actually going to defend the cops😳😂 they are worse than the mob … they are the real organized crime ring of the USA…. They rob steal rape and murder with almost no repercussions! There are literally thousands maybe millions of videos of police corruption and total disregard for the law from police!

[@justanotherbum007]

Ignorant comment. Do you have a job? Have you ever slipped at your job? Are you aware of how many twenty dollar bills make up $110k? Guessing you're an amoeba.

[@steveascher1156]

Letting untrustworthy Cops handle free cash is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse!!

[@MikeSmith-pg9uv]

Miss count is not over 3000.00 A miss count is 100 or maybe 200. But not 3 grand plus

[@magicdinsmore3107]

I agree. When they got back to the station it was almost certainly counted with a money counter. If those things made everyday common mistakes by a few hundred dollars here and a few twenties there... then banks wouldn't trust or use them.

[@Silentbet1of]

What’s so disgusting is that a normal man would have had warrants and all kinds of charges laid on him but as you can see here they won’t prosecute one under the same club, or gang we need to start calling the actions of these individuals what they are and start to Rico charge them

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

Yep, once someone fails a polygraph the person is investigated to the fullest extent....and these cops fail polygraphs and they close the case. Disturbing

[@spencerwinston4334]

This trooper still has 3,000 times more integrity, courage, and respect than that low life pool hall grifter and pirate Joe Brandon Biden. Biden does his piracy in plain sight even as a so called "public servant" in foreign "dealings." The murky, "accidental??" trooper incident, is chump change for the real Jigsaw villain costing the country trillions, Brandon Biden and his FUBAR Marxist pirate policies and political "dealings"!!!!

[@tbeiler2675]

The one closing the case was a prosecuting attorney can’t blame this on the department

[@Silentbet1of]

@@tbeiler2675 yes I can, see as most infectious diseases they start from within sir

[@hounddog3476]

Yep the state police and magistrates are all criminal gangsters running illegal operations.

[@chuckdeezy_313]

Money pocketed by cops during traffic stops? Happens more often than you think

[@jericlark5855]

They covered up for these guys from the top down it really is absolutely unbelievably apparent and embarrassing and disgusting

[@bobbylee1427]

over 3k? i doubt it

[@Tommybouy666]

Lol look at his gay homosexual profile picture

[@petermastenbroek7719]

"THE FISH ROTS FROM THE HEAD DOWN"

[@free7062]

How the hell is this corrupt cop still getting paid by tax dollars 🤬

[@eddiejames9863]

It's okay when a trooper abuses, mistreats, or steals from a citizen, just not from the state of South Carolina

[@tinawindham6958]

Citizen? Haha a felon…with illegal $$

[@douglasjacobson2380]

We investigated ourselves and found no serious violations of our guidelines, yet we had enough to reprimand and give them a slap on the hand!

[@ArizonaSonora-qy1pm]

Someone should tell the Cartel that these corrupt cops stole their money.

[@RobertSmith-lg7jp]

So this department didnt think it was a good idea to invest $200 in a automatic money counter ?

[@johnbravo9164]

It has to be counted by the person signing the paperwork

[@jaggsta]

@@johnbravo9164 Banks use machine for that much money they don't even hand count it.

[@johnbravo9164]

@@jaggsta Thats fine, I'm sure banks have policies for that type of thing. most departments have policies that require a person to count the money, and then sign that they counted it. if they used a machine they wouldn't be able to throw an officer under the bus for the machine screwing up. Im not saying it makes sense, thats just how it is.

[@jaelzion]

@@jaggsta I was a bank teller all through college and we were required to hand count any money that came in from someone else (besides bagged and tagged money delivered to replenish our vault). Regardless of the amount, if it came from a 3rd party, it had to be hand counted. We could use the currency counter to confirm the count, but we didn't rely on the machine alone.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

Citizens would never get away with crimes the way police do.

[@Michael_Jackson187]

It’s 3k my guy they are paid over 50 a year.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

@@Michael_Jackson187 What?

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

@@kcnicky2242 Nothing about it to enjoy.

[@Michael_Jackson187]

@@guiltyuntilproveninnocent. They are not gonna risk there lives over 3k people they are not broke lol. Risk your whole life over a couple hours on the job.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

@@Michael_Jackson187 lol Thank God

[@dteh4501]

Good thing he wasn’t treated unfriendly, this cop has a lot of people around him looking out for his well being

[@malcolmmchose9680]

That's why he thought he could get away with it. Because of all the people with power positions around him.

[@DetroitNinja]

Money corrupts ppl. PERIOD!

[@jpduffy2003]

Can you imagine the temptation and culture of corruption when cops are rewarded with commendations etc for the number of arrests they make for things such as DUI's etc.

[@laurenurban3942]

It’s frightening!

[@downhomesunset]

@@laurenurban3942 Yes-because it’s numbers of arrests, not numbers of convictions!

[@comiskey2005]

So, they shouldn’t be rewarded for doing a good job? 🤔

[@asadfasdef]

imagine defending this criminal scum and attacking police

[@Moistercycle]

Seems like it’s always small town big corruption. It was just as bad here in Chester, SC.

[@jamesfowler1185]

They don’t know the law. How would you expect them to count. They don’t have enough fingers and toes to count that high.

[@otiscalhoun4344]

All over SC been like that for years

[@otiscalhoun4344]

@The Last hope everywhere in SC small town big town counties rob their citizens and will make money off you if you steal

[@stevejette2329]

Six years ago, sheriff of Los Angeles county got 6 years for corruption.

[@ns6095]

So, on top of needing training they also need to learn how to count? That's a big difference... and they don't know policy? What kind of office are they running?

[@sciguy98]

That's what got me. I worked as a cashier for years, even working back to back shifts where I was falling asleep on my feet, and you better believe that all my counts were correct to the penny. Then again, if I miscounted $3k I'd be fired on the spot.

[@stevejette2329]

NS - One might think a "chain of custody" would be in place ?

[@davidedwards2607]

When someone starts off by saying "Honestly" they are about to tell a lie. Write that down.

[@shanerateliff2125]

Honestly I believe him

[@msg4141]

@@shanerateliff2125 bwaaahaaahaaa

[@hummingbird275]

David HONESTLY ❓🤣

[@brianbiggers9611]

A dirty cop?! So surprising. I’m hoping to see more of these thugs get caught. Now if we could just make them accountable. Thanks for the story.

[@craigklein5563]

Too tired to accurately count the money is the lamest excuse I've ever heard when it comes to missing money! Cops wouldn't buy that excuse if they were investigating somebody for stealing money! Both of those cops are guilty of stealing money from that cash seizure!

[@MiksteR_RdY]

No fucking doy, Captain Obvious.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Even tho the stealing cop thst admitted he stole it and acted solely and that called the supervisor confessing that told the officer to call his supervisor immidately and tell them everything, because he trusted a decorated officer of the year to correctly count the money and was duped!? A mistake yes but guilty of stealing? Literally not becasue he didn’t steal it or have any of the money and the one that did confessed and video showed his actions. $113,567 in small bills is an insane amount of actual tender that would take a day to count, the supervisor after a 12.4 hour shift called in middle of night to supervise counting likely did dose off, again, a mistake but not intentional. An evidence supervisor knows 100% seized drug money is counted and immidately taken to the bank for deposite and safe keeing until trial, they KNOW the bank will count and recount the money and if it’s off, they call the department and Internal Affairs is contacted . As bad as it gets. No way in hell he was in on it. He has not way of making it go away or be invisible, the bank will find any discrepancies. Absurd people think he was involved and. Ow a 30+ year spotless veteran officer is demoted and suspended because he trusted an officer to count the money and dosed off with only 90 minutes of sleep after a 12.4 hour shift and then another 8 of counting money middle of the night. A process of thst much that would take an entire shift. No reason to involve the supervisor. A warning so he doesn’t make the same slip up but bo corruption on his part. He told the officer to report it immidately not hide it. Come on

[@indigenouswarrior_1878]

@@MZ-bl6wg .,Spoken like one lying cop, supporting another. 💯👎🤨

[@JDX123]

Are you kidding? Counting money would be a priority by anyone.

[@drebk]

@@MZ-bl6wg roflmao. If counting 110k in bills takes you a full shift, you're incompetent and, literally, an idiot. Run them all through a money counter, 3x. Should take all of an hour, max.

[@Localtuff]

There’s no difference between criminals & cops.

[@je.suis.prisci]

Most employers would've fired a known thief yet he gets to keep his job. What else has he gotten away with prior to this traffic stop 🙄? Greed is a lot of peoples' downfall.

[@theaccount628]

Ever heard of innocent until proven guilty?

[@wolf-1346]

You say that just because he's white!!!!!

[@je.suis.prisci]

They’re clearly bullshitting on this tape. It isn’t believable, they’re both pretty consistent and I applaud their stories. They did their jobs but greed isn’t good, they fed into the temptation.

[@je.suis.prisci]

@@wolf-1346Did you hear me mention that? I don’t care what they are. This is shameful to be caught stealing and covering up. I couldn’t trust working alongside someone like this.

[@wolf-1346]

@@je.suis.prisci They fed into temptation? Oh so according to you they're guilty? Risk losing their jobs and their pension for a lousy $3,000? Seriously? C'mon man .you tripping. I'll be the first one to want his ass hit with charges because I have no love for most police but taking a chance for just 3 grand. Maybe you're right maybe you're not and if he did try to steal money hopefully karma will catch up to him

[@terryjohnson8317]

Instigate, agitate, escalate, earn the hate

[@TherealToppo]

"I was noddin off counting twenties, it was late that night" should be in a rap song. That was amazing

[@paulreider8321]

we investigated ourselves and found that even though we stole money from drug stop, it was from a drug dealer so that makes it okay and all we deserve is a one day suspension for the CO in charge and a demotion and reassignment for the LEO that claims that he can't count to three...from twice celebrated 'officer of the year' to 'road-bandit' in two years...mind boggling

[@rstidman]

police should be allowed to rob and rape and kill civilians as they please. we are nothing under their 'protection'.

[@audiogeneral]

Someone needs to be accountable. Should be repercussions for inept work at least.

[@AcuraLvR82]

Goes to show that no matter how much leeway the state gives law enforcement, if they get caught dipping their hands in the spoils of war, the state will turn their back on them just as fast.

[@cmndrkool321]

“The police investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing.”

[@pamelahinchee8012]

Nearly every single time!

[@armyreaper63]

oh they found wrong doing... they just couldnt prove it in court...

[@gmpick9793]

Why do they think cutting his pay and moving him to a different part of the state would make him a better cop?

[@michaelwaninger3155]

They don't care . He tows the line. He's willing to hassle and arrest people for little or no reason and break the law and violate the constitution for the government. They're demoting him for being stupid enough to get caught. Or, cause he didn't kick up his bosses share.

[@graememceachren1118]

The same thinking that moved priests from one diocese to another!

[@isaac198428]

He must’ve been making lots of money to be cut by $11k and still be livable wage for him at a new location. I call bull! Bet they kept his salary the same and said that as a publicity stunt. Only reason why they didn’t keep him there was because of the media investigating but he’s doing okay at a different department nearby. Still hang out with his old pals and laugh about getting away with it.

[@manbunmyname5866]

They are using the Catholic Church playbook...

[@Uwolz]

Being fired as an officer for unlawful conduct or unethical should be treated as if it’s a dishonorable discharge.

[@globyois]

Oh, so the police gave the police a polygraph and found that the police were honest and did nothing wrong! Wow, that settles my mind, thanks.

[@ronaldlochart8127]

You can't blame these Troopers for "miscounting" they had to count to over 110,000, they're just not that smart, once they ran out of fingers and toes their small brains just gave up

[@jasonmorris9330]

what thief steals the money AFTER its official? They are hiring the dumbest of the dumb for local law enforcement

[@Kenyanicoleee]

@@jasonmorris9330 good point.

[@lindajones4080]

No excuses. They all should be fired. You don't give criminals 2nd changes.

[@luissandman6114]

I’m sure your daddy got a second chance at one point

[@charlessmith3940]

This happens all the time. Drug dealers are never sure exactly how much drugs they have.. but they always know how much cash they have. Especially when it’s organized / stacked. Cops aren’t supposed to get in a suspects car.

[@timberman1206]

Yes we can it’s search incident to arrest.

[@missbee3618]

If they need to know how much money they have, they need to know how much product they have - even if they're flush enough to not know how much they have, they still need to know when to go shopping to refill

[@jonahkrompart]

I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt first. Then there were 3 failed lie detectors across 2 people. Now, lie detectors aren’t proof by any stretch but when there’s multiple it does add a little credibility. Then he wiped his cell phone the day after the investigation starts. There’s no chance at that point.

[@johnwilson6707]

bent as a 9 dollar bill i wonder if cleaning police phone is a normal thing as it must hold a 1000 bits of information about many cases

[@jonahkrompart]

@@johnwilson6707 it’s not. Especially if it had information about cases you’d want to maintain the integrity of the information, not go around erasing things. Chain of custody, etc

[@johnbravo9164]

@@jonahkrompart You wouldn't want to put any of that information on your cell phone in the first place, because if it was subpoenaed into court the entire contents of the cellphone is now able to be reviewed in court. Not a good idea.

[@jonahkrompart]

@@johnbravo9164 you’ve clearly never dealt with a forensic investigation before. I work in digital forensics. Go get educated before you want to come talk to me out of your rear. These are law enforcement, so you absolutely have to have proof as evidence in a case. We’re not talking about a private citizen issue. The chain of custody will absolutely want to come into question and you’d need to preserve those communications. If you think law enforcement doesn’t discuss cases in writing on a cell phone that’s ignorant.

[@johnbravo9164]

@@jonahkrompart You have clearly never been a police officer before, I have. you dont put "evidence" of a crime on your personal cellphone because it can and will be subpoenaed to court and all the contents of the cellphone including things that dont pertain to the case will be discovered. No department in the history of policing has ever done a "chain of custody" on a cellphone. its either on their reporting system, or an actual piece of paper that stays with the evidence in the storage area, or both. Your experience in "digital forensics" is cool and all, but hardly makes you "educated" on police evidence policies, and court room procedure.

[@The_Architekt]

I’m sure that’s the first and only time he’s ever broken any rules.

[@chrisbevis7725]

ALL THOSE HE ARRESTED WHERE MONEY WAS SEIZED SHOULD BE QUESTIONED ABOUT THE DOLLAR AMOUNT AND COMPARED WITH WHAT WENT TO THE BANK.

[@ericjones1289]

Thats obvious he is such an incompetent thief too useless to cover his tracks So stupid he could never get away with it

[@i_am_gohan9232]

@@chrisbevis7725 right

[@jackyblevins8724]

Trust cops !!! hell no

[@tricetaylor7918]

Everyone he arrested should appeal. First time my behind

[@jordanvegas7945]

the lack of accountability in this “investigation” and these investigators dont investigate the cops that literally ruin ppls lives

[@NosniboRR95]

I got no problem with cops arresting people for DUI’s

[@ohsnap6506]

Why would you steal it from the station and not at the scene

[@victoriamorgan8408]

This whole story is ridiculous. Witch hunt.

[@ernestocoronado7237]

That officer 100% stole money I was shocked with the amount stolen because I kept thinking you’re willing to lose your job/career for $3000 or even less because you have to split it, him failing the light detector test a number of times, calling his dad for help and wiping his phone clean after the investigation and this station sees all of this and thinks no we can’t prove he stole it really. He broke a number of rules and decided to just move him? Well if this isn’t a bit of entitlement I don’t know what is.

[@rubendeaz]

It's criminals in blue thumbing their noses at the system, and without serious community oversight put in place, this is nothing compared to what we are going to witness. And yes, it's gotten to the point of some police agencies being taken over from within and committing some serious crimes against the communities they patrol, and I don't think the public realizes the extent of this situation...

[@sonicvasquez4673]

It's not a bit. It's a lot of bit Entitlement.

[@dogguy8603]

None of that is enough to even bring charges, polygraphs are not evedence, and calling his dad means nothing, and cleaning the phone means nothing

[@crochunter35]

Trooper knew he wasn't 'risking his career'. He knew that even if he was caught, he'd be let go.

[@Grab23bottles]

It's pure stupidity! To put your career in jeopardy for $3000 dollars he obviously wasn't thinking!

[@shable1436]

So no bodycams? They are going to need to be recorded the entire time they are on duty eventually, and not be allowed to turn it on/off to hide corruption

[@kjellvb1979]

This, if we really want to have a fair and just system, make it so while working they can't turn off their body cams, and why not have it so citizens can watch their feeds whenever? This should go for politicians too. We are supposed to be their bosses, and any job a civilian has they are often monitored by management constantly. Clearly there is a ton of corruption, just look at all the videos of this abuse of power happening on the regular and no one gets in trouble. That needs to change, otherwise we are doomed to keep this corruption going.

[@89turbomk3]

Thats not possible due to battery and space

[@mikethomas5992]

If it smells like 💩 then y’all know the rest……. It’s doesn’t take that long to count 110 thousand….STOP WITH THE LIES

[@-Diamond-Dave-]

We had "Trooper of the year" in DUI's in my town too, two years later they let him go because they were all getting dismissed in court because he wasn't following procedures.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

He's back on patrol. Gee, that's really wonderful.

[@tylerbuckner3750]

“There’s no way those drugs are mine.” Try using that excuse to the police.

[@pacmiller7564]

😂😂😂not happening

[@bennysoper1517]

How can this officer be trusted after this, every arrest going forth will be questioned, and dismissed.

[@randy464]

Never under estimate the other guys greed! Crooks all around. Keep covering for these POS. The monsters you create you will have to deal with later.

[@roberthendrix6521]

Thank you I've been saying that for so long I'm from NYC there like the mafia here bunch of stick up men

[@YallaMiami]

I would’ve taken half of that money. They going to send it to Ukraine and Israel anyway.

[@missbee3618]

​@@YallaMiami 🤯

[@andyvonbourske6405]

funny how there's never enough evidence to charge cops but that same scenario would be enough to convict any body else .

[@TheDieselbutterfly]

The people who did not fire Welsh should be fired,and the news is responsible for staying on this story

[@stanleyolszewski7701]

Exactly, it proves they are all crooks

[@Ridesharereflections]

It’s all day long with these guys. All day every day.

[@OldasMTV]

A demotion is not enough. The citizens should help regulate

[@mr.waynes7555]

some cops are equally as corrupt as any cartel, and should be treated exactly like they would treat a common citizen in the same situation.

[@freedomlover5269]

As usual, we investigated ourselves and found that we’ve done nothing wrong. See….we told you!

[@michaelarbec4892]

From trooper of the year, to world’s dumbest criminal, to “welcome back, you earned your stripes”. Sounds just like the mob.

[@parallax9281]

Nah.. 3 grand is not enough money to ruin a possible political career over..

[@miguelcerna7406]

Why the f is it counted by hand. Use a bill counter like the banks, record the happening. Case closed. Tax payer money saved.

[@jackbrown7341]

Anybody else would have been fired and sent to prison.

[@JDX123]

There are plenty of people that have integrity and are honest that are looking for a good job. Seems the police and sheriff departments aren't interested in hiring them. It's no wonder communities are rebelling when it comes to police contact. Time to fire the dishonest cheats and bully's starting at the top.

[@shadowgarr7649]

Past time for firings. Indictments followed by aggressive prosecution.

[@jacksonwgi]

A thief is a thief

[@claireh.7605]

the cops promote compromised people who have been vetted to be dishonest and have committed their own crimes on the job, this way they know that their supervisors will not prosecute them when they commit crimes because everyone in the club is tainted with one thing or another.

[@RonSafreed]

Look at all the lawsuits against cops & police departments all over the country!! Look at all the phone camara recordings of traffic stops or cops coming to a house or on a sidewalk/street or business & how they esculate into a false arrest on trumped up charges & these cops do not care if they are taken to court!!

[@spencerwinston4334]

This trooper still has 3,000 times more integrity, courage, and respect than that low life pool hall grifter and pirate Joe Brandon Biden. Biden does his piracy in plain sight even as a so called "public servant" in foreign "dealings." The murky, "accidental??" trooper incident, is chump change for the real Jigsaw villain costing the country trillions, Brandon Biden and his FUBAR Marxist pirate policies and political "dealings"!!!!

[@nobullshytnx2264]

I remember back in late 80"s as a teen, police would take the drug dealers money and not lock them up.

[@mr.shortyduwop]

Hell ...just a couple of years ago here in north Carolina they were doing that to