Police Corruption: Why Does it Happen?
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- In a recent video I talked about how corrupt police officers may have put an innocent man on death row. What motivates law enforcement officers to engage in corrupt practices? Is police corruption common in rural areas? Why does this happen? Let's delve into it.
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Truer words have never been spoken eric...john cougar meloncamp sings about loving a small American town but he never experienced the true small town
Good video Eric. I think people need to know about this
Great content brotha
It surprised me to hear my name as the inspiration for a video. I am honored. I will tell you again that you should be a psychologist or something. You know people.
There are good and bad people and people have good and bad traits. But when you give someone nearly limitless power and zero accountability, they will usually show you their bad side.
Power corrupts, ultimate power, corrupts ultimately. ✌️
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Hey bro your audio sounds really good, what are using if you don’t me asking? Is it just a good mic or are you using some software like Adobe Audition alongside a good mic? I’m just curious, I think clean audio is important and makes listening so much more enjoyable. Thanks!
never been in prison. never plan to go. never rlly cared much about prison life tbh. but it is interesting. usually when I hear people talking about prison, its all about how badass they are and how prison has turned them into some stone cold killer. I hate p*dos as much as the next guy and to say I think you didn't do a great service would be wrong, but I as a person would never feel its my place to play god unless I absolutely had to. Never the less, but you are a good man. You can be a good man whos done bad things, and to say what u did was "bad" is kind of a stretch for me. ig its just the principal. I like the way u carry yourself and tell these stories and as a man I feel weird for saying it but u have a nice soothing voice that adds to the story telling a bit. I can eat my food or work out or do pretty much whatever and just listen to these videos and its always an interesting topic. I hope more people find ur channel. I found it via a recommendation from a reddit comment. and I don't regret coming here. I don't have a lot of recommendations but you should definitely do a reddit AMA (ask me anything) any AMAs involving prison, esp as long as you've been there, get a good bit of feedback.
I’d say the problem isn’t exactly corruption itself. That can be explained by just saying that they are human, and it isn’t changing. If you put a human in charge of the evidence of their own crimes, the allure to cheat and survive is too great.
The problem has to be the way that evidence is gathered, collected and monitored. The chain of evidence it’s called. As well as the way investigations into police corruption are not often investigated by objective outside parties.
My opinion
Yooo are you down to do an interview like of me? I think it would be some grey content for you let me know. I’m about to go on locked in with Ian bic, but I’d much rather share my story first more local than on a bigger platform
Hey Eric are you okay?
"Police corruption"? You repeat yourself.
A hit dog will holler!