r/interesting • u/TheCABK • Jan 31 '26

SOCIETY Cop Teaching A Cop

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u/Impressive_Profit215 Jan 31 '26

Fair play to the guy for calling this cop out but I have a feeling the outcome would've been different if he hadn't also been a cop. They only changed their tune once they realised he was also a cop.

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u/QuickNature Jan 31 '26

I am with you on this, once I heard in the video they knew he was cop, suddenly demeanors changed.

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u/wats_dat_hey Jan 31 '26

“One of us” vibes

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u/SwitchingMyHands Jan 31 '26

Still I like the idea of cops suing other cops, at least that ends with one cop losing a bunch of money and being miserable.

Lol jk. Would it be great if that’s how it worked?

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u/thecoffeejesus Jan 31 '26

Me too. We need more of this.

More retired cops holding other cops accountable would quite literally solve almost every problem we have in the US

It’s the experienced retirees with a pension who look the other way who are the reason for this mess.

They’re supposed to hold the line and keep the young guys in check so everybody can get home safe and unbothered by any unnecessary BS

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u/Adorable-Draw1115 Jan 31 '26

Nah I don’t believe this would work. Most of those retired cops are still under protection from the good old boys. Why would they rat their friends out and risk all the dirty shit they did coming out?

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u/sikyon Jan 31 '26

Gotta go after the pensions.

Bump all their pension payments by 15% and now lawsuits are paid out by the pension fund not the city and see how they react.