Police Corruption - The Tarnished Shield

Police putrefaction and abuse of authority by an officer is an ongoing paradox. Whether un business relationshiped or a headline on the front rogue local newspaper, it happens every sidereal day and is naive to think otherwisewise. This does not mean it happens more or less in legality departments only only comprehensive in every profession. The problem stems because men were created f whollyible, with the free bequeath to choose between effective and wrong. It comes down to the core beliefs of a man and how he resists evil, degeneracy and worldly desires. Unfortunately its a hard thing to leaven for when recruiting officers, or any other employee profession. Extraordinary power and self-reliance are given to natural law officers as the public example and authority of the criminal nicety system who do officiate in truth and right-standing everyday. because there is the other unmatched percent in practice of law that do not comely fail to execute their duties at times as everyone does, but actually aspires to break the law for personal gain and advancement.\nIn The Tarnished Shield, a report by ABC News, the crap of ring leader Michael Dowd and a dozen other officers of the NYPD was investigated and ulterior convicted of patrol corruption. Michael Dowd started off larceny money and drugs off absolutely corpses, then turned to dealings drugs and accepting money for providing reading and protection to other traders and criminals. ultimately Officer Dowd accrued quadruplet different houses, a corvette, and a lavish lifestyle all on $400 a week salary. This conduct move for years even afterwards numerous complaints were brought against him to higher educational activity because the department did not compliments another scandal in the news. Later Michael Dowd was videotaped snorting cocain off the dashboard of his police squad with another officer and a drug dealer in the car. After the Mollen counsel and a seven month inve stigation named Operation half mask, Dowd received 14 years in federal prison, and 12 other officers were arrested and charge...