Kentucky State Police Troopers Ordered Steroids from a Florida Pill Mill

[malfeasance]

I always found it odd how chummy the prosecutor, defense, officers, detectives and judge were with each other, like they were all in this scam together.

I have observed that as well, but a judge who rules against the police too much, even if he is right, does not get re-elected.

And you participated in it. Why? Fear.

There are ways of keeping everybody in line.

 

[wsmwannabe]

Agreed, anyone that allows it to happen is just as guilty as those doing it. I am not saying that I would or would not stand against it because I have not been put in that situation, but it is definitely a tricky situation to navigate

 

[No Gods No Masters]

Agreed, anyone that allows it to happen is just as guilty as those doing it. I am not saying that I would or would not stand against it because I have not been put in that situation, but it is definitely a tricky situation to navigate

It's an impossible situation to be put in, you would be considered a lunatic if you questioned those in charge and you'd better have your bags packed for a quick exit or your life is gonna be a living hell, as they'll find a way to get back at you.

The main point is that corruption exists, it's baked into the system. People that put faith in LE, thin blue line, drug war, mass incarceration, swear on the bible and wave their flags like good little patriots seem to be too lazy to bother reading up on the subject.

 

[BigDaddyV]

I used to have to testify for drug testing when I worked in the healthcare field.

I always found it odd how chummy the prosecutor, defense, officers, detectives and judge were with each other, like they were all in this scam together.

Really I didn't find it odd at all, years of dealing with cops and DUI, I saw them break the law over and over when we collected(sent specimens off to state lab without chain of custody) and testing specimens. If you called them out you were asking for some serious trouble so you did as I was told. I did raise the question one time and my lab director went ape shit, turned bright red and became furious and that was the end of that.

So yes the system is rigged, we're marinated in corruption and not just LE, the private sector is in on the act as well.

I was arrested when I was 18 for almost double digit felonies.
my lawyer was buddies with the judge, the states attorney, and even the bailiff.
not only was I treated better than most there, I ended up with 1 conviction and took the minimum sentence.
the systems fucked up man, but if you learn how to play it instead of just being mad about it you’ll get a lot further.

I don’t agree with how these things work, it’s unconstitutional as test subject stated. However I’ve met police officers that were decent guys and really easy going. The ones that are actually risking their lives to keep our children safe, deserve a little bit of immunity in my opinion. The problem is a lot of LE is made up of power hungry assholes who abuse their immunity. Thus, is human nature my friend.