Buffalo Cop FIRED For Doing the Right Thing

Have anyone heard of this incident before, I didn't go further beyond the vid but the bad cop in question as the vid said was later charged with a similar incident , if this story is as damn!! really??? so a bad cop get all the breaks while a seemingly good cop gets to exit the force, jeez that dept must be filled with sewage with a badge.

a reply to: Spider879

Covered here:

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I did read about this, and it is an all too common trend in the thin blue line.

There are throngs of cop apologists out there that condone this type of action.

It is an uphill battle to hold the law accountable to the very law they are supposed to uphold.

On the other hand, just look on the bright side.

There are a countless number of these disenfranchised LEO's that truly see and understand what is happening in this country. They will be among the greatest leaders of the resistance. They continually show that defiance in a compliance based society is necessary, when compliance means "ending life", or unwarranted force in pursuit of criminality without a true victim.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

And, unfortunately, those good cops are staying silent until they can retire.. And if they do that, are they really good cops. Their inaction does seem to condone the behavior of bad cops, since they are not actively trying to prevent/stop it for fear of losing their job and potentially their retirement pensions.

Quite the conundrum.

Pretty crappy outcome, but this isn't always the case, and this video does what a lot of threads and commenters do in this forum--it generalizes all scenarios by citing a single example.

There are many times that LEOs who stop other LEOs from going too far continue on being very good officers in their departments.

It's pretty obvious by this incident, though, that the wrong thing was done in this case. Gotta stop a pension from having to paid, right?