Durham police constable threatens to beat up man and plant cocaine on him, video

[kiwi]

This is why cops dont get any respect..

http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2...man_and_plant_cocaine_on_him_video_shows.html

 

[hardk0re]

How can someone like this remain employed, in a position of power.

 

[karentsang]

Power corrupts. Hidden cameras are a good idea. Discuss.

 

[mmmnaked]

pig, in the truest sense of the word

 

[RockerGuy]

Well at least he didn't get a paid vacation

Sent from my tablet using my paws

 

[short stop]

Jesus. Anything less than full-out termination would be too lenient.

Is it just me, or is Durham been getting some pretty bad attention lately?

 

[meme]

Video is a year old.

It's too bad some officers are like that. This was over the top

 

[Dave L]

How can someone like this remain employed, in a position of power.

Under the act, a police chief may resolve such an issue informally without a hearing if he or she believes it was not of “a serious nature.”

To me it clearly shows that his actions are deemed "acceptable" in the eyes of Durham Police.

 

[klr_guy]

wow - what an *******

 

[AGAVE]

That's the most accurate and real police video i've ever seen on tape.
Some people just can't accept that the police force is a criminal organization in itself.

and why hasn't this thread been hidden under the rug in the bad cops thread yet? :dontknow:

 

[Paul1000RR]

That's the most accurate and real police video i've ever seen on tape.
Some people just can't accept that the police force is a criminal organization in itself.

and why hasn't this thread been hidden under the rug in the bad cops thread yet? :dontknow:

patience...

 

[jeffjones]

Video is a year old.

It's too bad some officers are like that. This was over the top

Some officers?
I would say majority have done this at some point in there career.
I must say I have had a few cops do this exact same thing to me, trying to bully and intimidate you to admit to something.

 

[FiReSTaRT]

Most cops I've dealt with have been very courteous and professional. This sort of behavior is inexcusable and the prick should be held criminally responsible.

 

[Shaman]

More typical than some would have you believe.

 

[xfactor]

Classic Farva

 

[karentsang]

Some officers?
I would say majority have done this at some point in there career.
I must say I have had a few cops do this exact same thing to me, trying to bully and intimidate you to admit to something.

This reminds me, I once got pulled over for inadvertently cutting a cop off in Toronto (the intersection was really wavy and unmarked!!, but yes, I know...). The cop was really obnoxious, waving his flashlight all over the inside of my car and pointing it on me. Then he asks "what's in that plastic bag you're hiding?" I didn't even know what he was talking about. Turns out it was a a bubble gum packaging wrapper I had in my cup holder. Didn't think I looked particularly suspicious or threatening, so I decided the cop was just being an ***.

 

[BLUE_KAWI]

These people cannot do a real job becasue they are just animals. Some people just wanna see the world burn.

How can someone like this remain employed, in a position of power.

 

[Dirty Frank]

on the plus side any simple possession charges involving that pc would be simple to beat without wasting court time

 

[Dirty Frank]

full video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzFCVQ8-j_w

 

[llaen]

I think handling the issue internally means telling the cop "make sure you're not being recorded next time".