Lol, the fbi is the top tier of the problem. It was founded by rotten crooked criminals and nothing has changed. They pick the low hanging fruit at best. The real criminals are hand in hand with the fbi and they are rarely ever prosecuted for anything.
When the FBI is the one robbing private vaults, raising legal add l religious communes, raising family homes for misdemeanors, and robbing legal armored cars is when these shows are reluctant to even create a script for it
There's so much corruption in LE and it moves up from there. Thank God for those who always resist corruption and do the right thing. They keep us all safe.
It has been actually documented in a book by Indiana University Press called "On the Take". It goes from local vice squads and the payments get sent up all the way to the presidential campaigns, WITH knowledge of the candidates.
Greed will always get you busted, pushing that dealer for more money and threatening him, only pushed him to snitch to save his own life. Good thing is it got alot of bad cops off the force and behind bars. But gotta think, there's so many more out there that needs to go down also for other crimes within other depts.
Try to find a 3-letter agency that has not had a past history of crime would be the most interesting thing nowadays to review... I'd think it would be just a matter of research and discovery to find crimes in every single agency!
I was a private investigator years ago, I'll assure you it's more like 75% of cops are corrupt... maybe more.. some police departments I were involved with were ALL corrupt... some were maybe 70% corrupt... and small towns were the worst... almost every small town police department I got involved with were corrupt from the chief, down .... I met so many corrupt cops I finally stopped my business because it simply made me disgusted..
Looking away, to me means corrupt, at the end of the day. I will never forget the name of one police officer that tried to stop a PD in Nevada from illegally messing with me. The guy was just fair and stable, but they started to make it out that if he was helping me, he was sleeping with me. He couldn't afford that type of crap with a wife and 4 kids. When looking away, its kinda understandable but you might as well walk or accept that you're corrupt too. I stated not holding it against cops. But how does that help? It doesn't. I almost lost my life. I didnt forget it either. its affected me long-term. Edit: you look like a hardcore John Wick meets Jason Bourne.....haha, hope thats not an insult. Its more I wouldn't peg you for one, which is a good thing.
Can I ask why don’t they arrest all cops involved in corruption? I imagine it may be too damaging to public confidence and so they just make it appear as if there’s a few individuals ?
All people should watch this - when you see Black Lives Matter when so many white cops abuse black citizens. Corruption all the way around. They need to give men and women 1. Basic intelligence tests and 2. Most importantly, psych tests to rule out sociopathy and psychopathy. Sometimes people go into the police to do good - others, to have power over others. Let's weed out the criminal and immoral elements in police departments - they carry guns!!! And give ongoing classes to police people, vis and vis what's ok and not ok, as well as support for the dangerous jobs they do. Please lets punish the bad apples and rewards those doing a wonderful job. Also, to take away the concept of protecting the bad apples as if it is a honorable police code. It is not. It is complicity with evil.
I have seen this video in some of FBI's Most wanted program for a period of times ,but it never cease to Amaze me, on how the Good and Honest Government Officials solved the Crimes in Professional Manners.They're Awesome Officers of the Law.
In the second story one thing that kept striking me was that the cops guarding the warehouse got suspicious on several occasions and just brushed it off. 😑 Really speaks to the level of greed.
There was a case here in Arizona done by the atf. The people being investigated was sent letters and proof the people they was doing business with was cops. The greed kept them from acting and lots of people was arrested
@@escay8434 it’s called operation black biscuit, hells angels raid. Unfortunately when atf was asked about the technology and tactics used in the investigation they refused and that got the whole case thrown out. One hells angel shot an atf in the bust and was released and awarded compensation because the raid was later found unconstitutional
@@escay8434 you should really read about it. I lived a block from the mesa hells angels clubhouse when this was going on. They threw community parties all the time and I attended some.. but who didn’t? 20$ cover charge and free pig roast and 1$ beers and 3$ shot’s while hanging out with biker’s. Lots of people would attend
Chilling when Larry said at the finish, it was a disappointment that there were so many opportunities out there to identify other criminal activities. Tells one that there was still corruption they couldn't reach; that they didn't get it all, that Chicago is still corrupt.
I'm convinced that all departments are corrupt to some degree. Very few correct cops left. The good cops are shoved put or turned. Oldest thievery gang still operating
Thanks for the upload! Definitely worth the 1h 40m length of the two episodes. :) For being a TV docudrama that was produced between 1998 and 2006, I find the concept with the the interviews, the surprisingly good acting and sets they're using in the reenactments. Normally the budget of docudramas are so limited that it's way too noticable in the end product, but not here. I don't know how New Dominion did it, but it clearly worked! Of course everything isn't perfect, it would be nice with 16:9 widescreen edition (I know that this was produced before the switch to 16:9 standard in television) as well as some scenes can be a bit cheesy at times. But overall it's a nice crime docudrama that's quite compelling to watch and has actually stood the test of time surprisingly well. :) Thanks to New Dominion Pictures for uploading these episodes for us all to see free of charge! I find it awesome that a production company decides to "archive" their popular series here on TH-cam for us all to see. :D
He’s truly being miss he only left in body but his name and legacy will live forever he was Jim Kallstram was great man I’m sad he is gone my condolences my heart go out to his family may his soul rips💕❤️💐🥀🌼🌻
This same shit happened in Sydney from the 60's-90's.businessmen,politicians,law enforcement,judicial officers & gangsters plotting together.The gangsters were probably the more honorable of the lot.
Damn I’m here in NC and we had a whole bunch of people whose cases got thrown out because of corruption also all the cops were fired not arrested tho and it was quiet no news outlets talked or anything..
@@realmontana6838 when they get done for corruption authorities need to audit all arrest charges they have handled for the state over the yrs of his career.
It took just 15 minutes to convict the New Orleans cop who ordered Kim Groves’ murder, one day after the 34-year-old filed a complaint against Davis for pistol-whipping a boy in her neighborhood. It took another 24 years for her children to receive compensation from the New Orleans PD, by which point they had grown up, in great poverty, and had families of their own.
The chocolate city! What a sad state of affairs! When will people learn they get the government that they vote for? Do they want garbage at the top and in the middle to decide? To decide which way their lives go? Are they content to remain at the bottom of the cesspool?
By great poverty you mean in a democrat hell hole? I would bet you a FULL tank of gas once the taxpayers of the dem ran city paid them off they left the democrat ran hell holes behind.
So, they should have just been handed money, and not expected to make something of themselves? Uhh, NO. A person that luves in poverty, is in that position because they put themselves there. EVERYONE has the opportunity to better themselves, they just have to have the drive, and intelligence, to do so. I came from a poor family after my father left, and I certainly wasn't going to live like that, so I worked hard in order to make damn SURE I didn't.
That is really sad to hear - btw Davis did not pistol-whip Ms Grove's son - he was sitting in the car while his partner did it, but he was front and center in having her murdered. I am sorry to say that Kim Groves murder was NOT stopped by the police or the FBI when it was clear they had a hit out on her. Could have done it in a way that did not jeopardize their operation. Seemed that they certainly reacted when they realized that JJ was in jeopardy and closed down the op. Their worry and concern should have been given the same to Ms Grove. So sad.
@@brianbelton3605 Nope, he is black. The first pic is a white guy when you search but you’re not reading. White guy has the same name but it’s not him. The one that identifies him as a NOPD cop is of a black man. Smh. And there are multiple pictures that identify him as so.
I hope all these guys had a good time in prison, I’m sure they were popular with the other inmates, many of whom they had probably arrested. It couldn’t happen to a “nicer” group of police officers.
Unfortunately, most former cops and other legal officials usually get special protection while in prison, along with special privileges. The rampant corruption in most correctional facilities also gives them an upper hand to make their stay more comfy and obtain power. Be better just to off them! 💯💯🙄🤦♀️🤬
I have a theory about that. Most people that become police officers have the best intentions. There may be a few that go into "law enforcement" for the purpose of making cash on the side. But most go in honest. The ones that turn while on the force are usually subjected to something that sways their morals. Maybe the department fucked them over on a promotion, maybe some are gambling or addicted to drugs and need more income to survive, maybe some are just tired of the shit pay and get jealous of the money they see on the street the gangsters and drug dealers make.....or a combination of any or all of those....so they turn dirty for the easy money. But I stand firm that most of these dirty cops started in law enforcement with good intentions.
There's NO police corruption where I live, it's a non-issue. We dont have to be "skeptical" about police. Just because it happens in one place, doesn't mean it's everywhere. Move out of the dump, and better yourself, if there is corruption where you're from.. 🤷🏻
What they needed to do is teach the jury the drug dealers language. I cannot believe, absolutely appalled actually that they didn't protect that poor woman.
@@firstnamelastname564 Am I missing something? Did someone state that corruption sees shapes and sizes and colors, and therefore is only present in one certain demographic? Or you’re just throwing that out there because of….. equity/ inclusion/ diversity?
@@buckfiden5171 what he means or she means is that often times you don't think of drug dealers being upstanding members of the public, having nice homes, etc. Most of the time drug dealers tend to be younger generation who aren't so well off just trying to make a quick buck. It's sad but it's true. If you look most drug dealers are in a certain race and age. Which is why juries have a hard time accepting that a 50 yr old white guy could be dealing.
That's why no one wants to come forward. When you see police corruption first hand it's hard to trust any officer's and I have officer's in my family. You just don't know.
Jeez, let the dude enjoy the show.. someone always has to chime in with one of those annoying "You believed that was real? I know what's really going on" type of comments.. Just like a conspiracy theorist. It's so tiring
@@lilmoe4364 lol it's fact. The show writers aren't In the room with these criminals/murderers when they're doing their mundane activities. Nobody knows how most of the interactions actually went down. Of course it's spiced up, just like any other show. Idk why you got so offended over that. Its just simple common sense 😂
@@shawna4309 no one has time to write all the emotions. It would be boring. You want that, go watch 'The Wire'. We just want to watch the end product and that's where writers come in. It is like writing an autobiography, only important stuff make it. So yes, these are the real events.
@@brendakabanda2181 real events for all we know. Based on real events, yes, but again, nobody who made the show was in the room for the small and mundane interactions that these people had. Of course it's spiced up to some degree and some little stuff is bound to be made up or dramatized
Sorry. No new episodes. These were made from 1998 to 2006 I think. Just 6 or 7 seasons total. So all you can get now are these reruns which are still totally awesome to watch again.
These episodes ran between 1998 and 2006 and they still haven't really done anything to end the corruption only the corrupt can take down the corrupt so he must have stepped on somebody's toes or got too big for his britches and the corrupt higher-ups took him down the FBI is just as corrupt now as it was then as with all the three-letter agencies
This series is great. I rember when I was in school for criminal justice that they studied corrupt officers and the history of police work that included the creation of rangers and the cops that became Marshall.
What an absolutely fantastic story of justice done & seen to be done. Bravo to the F.B.I. and the undercover guys, who do THE most dangerous & demanding jobs.
Yeah fantastic Story of Justice.... That there are cops doing such Things for so Long.... And how many more there must be.... But great that These Guys got caught.
@@TM-ys1kc they need an Anti corruption anti corruption squad. Ffs is there any straight people left in the world. But when it starts at the very top. It has to work its way down so everyone can get a bit of the action. Because if the government are corrupt how can people look up to them. It don’t start at the bottom it starts at the top. We all know that without corrupt police and corrupt governments there would be no Drug problems. FACT. It’s the same with every country. Where there is money corruption follows. The CIA. THE FBI Are rotten to the core. If they can murder there own president what chance have you got against them. Look at the Ukraine war. No mention of Palestine though. It’s all bollox. Leaders of the FREE WORLD 😂😂😂😂😂 like FCUK. Nothing is FREE. Especially the people. We are doomed to repeat the past. Thank god RUSSIA has nuclear weapons. Don’t ever forget only AMERICA Has dropped nuclear bom ba on civilian city’s. And look at that old fool BIDEN. He looks like he’s held together with string. He cant run a Bath. Let alone AMERICA.
@@cattandneil1504 Maybe that is what they actually did, but they didn’t want to give away their tactic to the public, so they referred to it as a “wire.”
@Dylan gamer Taped to the back of your sack works equally well. They're not likely to make you squat and cough on a piece of wasteland either way. Skabuu certainly has a big enough pair to conceal a wire lol.
"JJ" has balls of steel. So much respect for undercover agents/ officers. Rest in peace, the two mums in that double episode. Hope their families have gone to therapy to deal with the pain and anger.
“Alan Masters was at home babysitting his young daughter” when will people stop referring to fathers as babysitters of THEIR OWN children. We never do the same with moms.
This was the culture, Police were either corrupt, turned a blind eye or directly enabled the corruption to continue. It’s changed a lot over the years but that element will always exist to an extent.
Its amazing how widespread the kickbacks were and how the perpetuation of vice and murder involved so many in law enforcement and the judiciary. Really stunning and depressing.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 nope! They just got smarter at hiding it. I’ve been a victim of influence. My grandmother used to be a very well known, connected individual where she lived. She used her connections to kidnap my only child at the time in 2001, had an attorney draw up false paperwork, a judge sign them and police to keep me from her. The attorney she was having an affair with. The judge she used to be his CPA, so she knew his skeletons, and the police chief was a dear friend. Before she did all this, when I lived in that town, if I ever got pulled over, I made one phone call to her, she’d call the chief of police and I’d be let go with a verbal warning. She also used her influence to steal money from a nonprofit, from her own company, she had a second set of books, and she kept herself out of prison! Justice was never served for the things she did.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 exactly! People who have morals don't seek out to intentionally inflict pain just for fun. There are more bad people in positions of power that no one will ever know about. Life is just a big ole chess game.
Corruption starts at the top! The cop at the bottom senses what goes on and sometimes joins in! Sometimes a cop enjoys ‘Stepping on Santa Claus’s Toes’. When you find out what precinct captain is doing with a certain business. You go out of your way to make life miserable for them! Sooner or later you get transferred. It’s worth it!
"yeah we needed to wrap up the investigation. worked out because the evidence we had we didn't want to go stale." took six years to finally start arresting.
There are several of these FBI Files where arrests are made only because outsiders (the press, usually) expose the investigation. I used to feel resentful toward the press in these cases, but it became clear that the feds care more about gathering information than prosecuting the criminals, even when there is ample evidence already. Local cops call the FBI the feebs because of their lackadaisical attitude toward prosecutions, and it's easy to see why..
If a wife cheat, she would use any and everything to make the father look like a monster. I know ive been through it. You will get accused about things that would make your head spin.
I love the movie Brian Dennehey played the detective that broke the Dianne Masters case. The movie was so good. I did not know it was based on a true story.
No excuse for murder. One unpopular point is that wives stop sleeping with their husbands completely. Husband seeks outside stimuli, wife seeks outside stimuli, and the results can be homicidal...
Now the FBI are too busy investigating gop corruption and links to russia and china to worry about the fact that ALL pigs are mentally retarded criminal scum.
OMG ! My exact same thoughts ! I would like an update on these cases like what happened to the police officers in prison ? Were they "protected" and seperated from the general population ? Are they still alive and suffering or did other dirty cops and the dirty justice system get them out ?
How unrealistic the scene of cops talking to the attorney! There is no way a father is going to talk about his wife and mother of their little girl, with his little girl sitting right next ro him… no way just would not happen, little ones pick up and understand more than we give them credit for
@@nervesinapattern7261 Who supplied the explosive powder to the terrorists for the FIRST bombing of the WTC? Go google something. Not 9/11, stupid. The FIRST bombing. Who supplied the explosives?
My strictly personal opinion. Any policeman, judge, lawyer, politician, violates the law and can be proven corrupt, to receive life imprisonment. No one is forcing you to take up a position in which you are called upon to observe the law, but if you want to hold that position and you do not do your job for which you are paid, but you break the law, then you run the risk of being severely punished. tougher than a simple citizen. If this law existed, 80-90% of corruption cases would disappear
Only two, keep looking you have a LOT more to go.
Damn right! Every 3 letter alphabet agency courts all corrupt
Most definitely!!!
Absolutely.. I'll assure you it's closer to 75%... maybe more..
And cue the conspiracy theories and paranoia. Yes, every profession has bad examples, get over it.
During this day and age even if they uncover it they’ll prob want it to go unnoticed. To much bad press and prior cases would get thrown out.
"Shatterd shield" is a classic. Should be made into a movie
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Fbi files are my sleeping pills.
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My favorite channel indeed.
Your sleeping pills should be Quran verses
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I do too, amazing I don't have nightmares, lol
@@cynthiatolman326 😂👊I feel you
Same here 🥰
Excellent documentary! Need more of these men and women undercover to get rid of all corruption! Thanks!
Lol, the fbi is the top tier of the problem. It was founded by rotten crooked criminals and nothing has changed. They pick the low hanging fruit at best. The real criminals are hand in hand with the fbi and they are rarely ever prosecuted for anything.
When the FBI is the one robbing private vaults, raising legal add l religious communes, raising family homes for misdemeanors, and robbing legal armored cars is when these shows are reluctant to even create a script for it
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I wish they would do these kind of operations in my country but no they all corrupted 😔
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There's so much corruption in LE and it moves up from there. Thank God for those who always resist corruption and do the right thing.
They keep us all safe.
(r).. "safer"
@@lilmoe4364 this is 2nd time I've seen this (r) thing today, tf does it mean
Actually, it is the other way around. Like the water, it runs down from the top.
It has been actually documented in a book by Indiana University Press called "On the Take". It goes from local vice squads and the payments get sent up all the way to the presidential campaigns, WITH knowledge of the candidates.
His wife was corrupt -- she was willin to participate in unwedded sexual intercourse.
"JJ" got hella guts! Nothing but respect for those in law enforcement!
Jesus Christ, The LORD
Selfish and self motivated. No care for the family, especially their own children.
Pure greed that leads to pure evil.
Greed will always get you busted, pushing that dealer for more money and threatening him, only pushed him to snitch to save his own life. Good thing is it got alot of bad cops off the force and behind bars. But gotta think, there's so many more out there that needs to go down also for other crimes within other depts.
And power too. They thought they had too much power. They forgot that there will always be someone above you.
Try to find a 3-letter agency that has not had a past history of crime would be the most interesting thing nowadays to review... I'd think it would be just a matter of research and discovery to find crimes in every single agency!
The entire FBI and DOJ needs to be dismantled.
It's corrupt as hell.
@@ihatesignupsgrrrrrrr Always has been, and always will...
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I was a private investigator years ago, I'll assure you it's more like 75% of cops are corrupt... maybe more.. some police departments I were involved with were ALL corrupt... some were maybe 70% corrupt... and small towns were the worst... almost every small town police department I got involved with were corrupt from the chief, down .... I met so many corrupt cops I finally stopped my business because it simply made me disgusted..
It is disgusting, cops are supposed to serve and protect society, not to be filled with corruption. They need investigating if that's what they are!
Looking away, to me means corrupt, at the end of the day. I will never forget the name of one police officer that tried to stop a PD in Nevada from illegally messing with me. The guy was just fair and stable, but they started to make it out that if he was helping me, he was sleeping with me. He couldn't afford that type of crap with a wife and 4 kids. When looking away, its kinda understandable but you might as well walk or accept that you're corrupt too. I stated not holding it against cops. But how does that help? It doesn't. I almost lost my life. I didnt forget it either. its affected me long-term.
Edit: you look like a hardcore John Wick meets Jason Bourne.....haha, hope thats not an insult. Its more I wouldn't peg you for one, which is a good thing.
I appreciate your honesty and it's no wonder most smart people just don't trust them.
Thinking it's more like you don't like cops
Can I ask why don’t they arrest all cops involved in corruption? I imagine it may be too damaging to public confidence and so they just make it appear as if there’s a few individuals ?
It is so important to have people of integrity in our society, institutions, and government!
No shit........
I wouldn't hold my breath, it's been going on since the days of the Roman Empire.
Sadly tho, that isn’t the reality.
All people should watch this - when you see Black Lives Matter when so many white cops abuse black citizens. Corruption all the way around. They need to give men and women 1. Basic intelligence tests and 2. Most importantly, psych tests to rule out sociopathy and psychopathy. Sometimes people go into the police to do good - others, to have power over others. Let's weed out the criminal and immoral elements in police departments - they carry guns!!! And give ongoing classes to police people, vis and vis what's ok and not ok, as well as support for the dangerous jobs they do. Please lets punish the bad apples and rewards those doing a wonderful job. Also, to take away the concept of protecting the bad apples as if it is a honorable police code. It is not. It is complicity with evil.
Now days the FBI, CIA, & even the Commander in Chief are CORRUPT!! Whos gonna investigate them?
I have seen this video in some of FBI's Most wanted program for a period of times ,but it never cease to Amaze me, on how the Good and Honest Government Officials solved the Crimes in Professional Manners.They're Awesome Officers of the Law.
and yet when a few of their top brass go corrupt the good guys do nothing.
RIP Jim Kallstram. Farmer head of the new yard office. You will be missed. Thanks for your service.
Was he from the new yaaark. Office. 😂👌
He must have been a hell of a Farmer.
@@russcooke5671 😂😂😂
RIP to you too…
@@zas3141 is he dead
In the second story one thing that kept striking me was that the cops guarding the warehouse got suspicious on several occasions and just brushed it off. 😑 Really speaks to the level of greed.
There was a case here in Arizona done by the atf. The people being investigated was sent letters and proof the people they was doing business with was cops. The greed kept them from acting and lots of people was arrested
@@Grapes2wine-MJK what! My word, I would love to hear that story, do share if you are able to
@@escay8434 it’s called operation black biscuit, hells angels raid. Unfortunately when atf was asked about the technology and tactics used in the investigation they refused and that got the whole case thrown out. One hells angel shot an atf in the bust and was released and awarded compensation because the raid was later found unconstitutional
@@escay8434 you should really read about it. I lived a block from the mesa hells angels clubhouse when this was going on. They threw community parties all the time and I attended some.. but who didn’t? 20$ cover charge and free pig roast and 1$ beers and 3$ shot’s while hanging out with biker’s. Lots of people would attend
@@Grapes2wine-MJK Definitely going to look into it sounds very interesting
Chilling when Larry said at the finish, it was a disappointment that there were so many opportunities out there to identify other criminal activities. Tells one that there was still corruption they couldn't reach; that they didn't get it all, that Chicago is still corrupt.
No surprise.
I'm convinced that all departments are corrupt to some degree.
Very few correct cops left.
The good cops are shoved put or turned.
Oldest thievery gang still operating
HOW TRUE THAT IS....
Very corrupt big drug business 😮😮they run it
Damron is a real man.
Honesty goes far with me and most Americans
Thanks for the upload! Definitely worth the 1h 40m length of the two episodes. :)
For being a TV docudrama that was produced between 1998 and 2006, I find the concept with the the interviews, the surprisingly good acting and sets they're using in the reenactments. Normally the budget of docudramas are so limited that it's way too noticable in the end product, but not here. I don't know how New Dominion did it, but it clearly worked!
Of course everything isn't perfect, it would be nice with 16:9 widescreen edition (I know that this was produced before the switch to 16:9 standard in television) as well as some scenes can be a bit cheesy at times. But overall it's a nice crime docudrama that's quite compelling to watch and has actually stood the test of time surprisingly well. :)
Thanks to New Dominion Pictures for uploading these episodes for us all to see free of charge! I find it awesome that a production company decides to "archive" their popular series here on TH-cam for us all to see. :D
A Chief of Police can not be so corrupts without the politician above being as well!
All politicians end up corrupt with no term limits.. It only takes so much time before they ALL end up involved with the Bullshit.
He’s truly being miss he only left in body but his name and legacy will live forever he was Jim Kallstram was great man I’m sad he is gone my condolences my heart go out to his family may his soul rips💕❤️💐🥀🌼🌻
This is more common than anyone ever thinks it’s a major problem in several states including NC
Especially NC !!
Mississippi too
This same shit happened in Sydney from the 60's-90's.businessmen,politicians,law enforcement,judicial officers & gangsters plotting together.The gangsters were probably the more honorable of the lot.
Damn I’m here in NC and we had a whole bunch of people whose cases got thrown out because of corruption also all the cops were fired not arrested tho and it was quiet no news outlets talked or anything..
@@realmontana6838 when they get done for corruption authorities need to audit all arrest charges they have handled for the state over the yrs of his career.
Fantastic job done by all involved. Frightening thing is it is all TRUE, scary isn't it.
It's a freeking epidemic lately it feels like. Not even cops tell the truth anymore. Its selfish arrogance. 🤷♀️🤦♂️
Duhhheverything here true dum dum
It took just 15 minutes to convict the New Orleans cop who ordered Kim Groves’ murder, one day after the 34-year-old filed a complaint against Davis for pistol-whipping a boy in her neighborhood.
It took another 24 years for her children to receive compensation from the New Orleans PD, by which point they had grown up, in great poverty, and had families of their own.
The chocolate city! What a sad state of affairs! When will people learn they get the government that they vote for? Do they want garbage at the top and in the middle to decide? To decide which way their lives go? Are they content to remain at the bottom of the cesspool?
By great poverty you mean in a democrat hell hole? I would bet you a FULL tank of gas once the taxpayers of the dem ran city paid them off they left the democrat ran hell holes behind.
So, they should have just been handed money, and not expected to make something of themselves? Uhh, NO. A person that luves in poverty, is in that position because they put themselves there. EVERYONE has the opportunity to better themselves, they just have to have the drive, and intelligence, to do so. I came from a poor family after my father left, and I certainly wasn't going to live like that, so I worked hard in order to make damn SURE I didn't.
@@davelowets get off your high horse, these kids mother was murdered.
That is really sad to hear - btw Davis did not pistol-whip Ms Grove's son - he was sitting in the car while his partner did it, but he was front and center in having her murdered. I am sorry to say that Kim Groves murder was NOT stopped by the police or the FBI when it was clear they had a hit out on her. Could have done it in a way that did not jeopardize their operation. Seemed that they certainly reacted when they realized that JJ was in jeopardy and closed down the op.
Their worry and concern should have been given the same to Ms Grove. So sad.
My respect goes to JJ and all the undercover agents and officers
My condolences to the Mums May they rest in peace
I Agree *****
All undercover amen and amen 2:55
@@debbiegaide6620 I looked up Len Davis, NOPD, and he's white, doing his time in Terre Haute, IN.
I wonder why they chose to portray his as black?
@@brianbelton3605 Nope, he is black. The first pic is a white guy when you search but you’re not reading. White guy has the same name but it’s not him. The one that identifies him as a NOPD cop is of a black man. Smh. And there are multiple pictures that identify him as so.
@@brianbelton3605You must be looking at the wrong Len Davis. He is def NOT white!
These are so well produced, love um!
Love these episodes!
I hope all these guys had a good time in prison, I’m sure they were popular with the other inmates, many of whom they had probably arrested. It couldn’t happen to a “nicer” group of police officers.
Unfortunately, most former cops and other legal officials usually get special protection while in prison, along with special privileges. The rampant corruption in most correctional facilities also gives them an upper hand to make their stay more comfy and obtain power. Be better just to off them! 💯💯🙄🤦♀️🤬
Corruption in Chicago!? Never heard that before.
Gold.
😂😂😂
NY too
NO NEVER!! LMAO 🤣 🤣
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To this day corruption is still a big problem. You always to be skeptical even around people who are supposed to protect citizens.
I have a theory about that. Most people that become police officers have the best intentions. There may be a few that go into "law enforcement" for the purpose of making cash on the side. But most go in honest. The ones that turn while on the force are usually subjected to something that sways their morals. Maybe the department fucked them over on a promotion, maybe some are gambling or addicted to drugs and need more income to survive, maybe some are just tired of the shit pay and get jealous of the money they see on the street the gangsters and drug dealers make.....or a combination of any or all of those....so they turn dirty for the easy money. But I stand firm that most of these dirty cops started in law enforcement with good intentions.
And it's better to never complain about them, as the consequences could be dire.☹️
There's NO police corruption where I live, it's a non-issue. We dont have to be "skeptical" about police. Just because it happens in one place, doesn't mean it's everywhere. Move out of the dump, and better yourself, if there is corruption where you're from.. 🤷🏻
@@davelowets do you live in a village of 100 people?
@@davelowetshow do you know nothing is going on where you live? Just because you haven't heard anything yet?? Lol
What they needed to do is teach the jury the drug dealers language. I cannot believe, absolutely appalled actually that they didn't protect that poor woman.
And that corruption come in all shapes sizes and even colors
@@firstnamelastname564 Am I missing something? Did someone state that corruption sees shapes and sizes and colors, and therefore is only present in one certain demographic? Or you’re just throwing that out there because of…..
equity/ inclusion/ diversity?
@@firstnamelastname564 You've got to be the most useless person in the world, at minimum top 10.
@@buckfiden5171 what he means or she means is that often times you don't think of drug dealers being upstanding members of the public, having nice homes, etc. Most of the time drug dealers tend to be younger generation who aren't so well off just trying to make a quick buck. It's sad but it's true. If you look most drug dealers are in a certain race and age. Which is why juries have a hard time accepting that a 50 yr old white guy could be dealing.
That's why no one wants to come forward. When you see police corruption first hand it's hard to trust any officer's and I have officer's in my family. You just don't know.
This is a great show based on real events, events which are most times much more suspenseful than fiction.
I'm sure these shows don't do anything to spice it up or add suspense. No, what you see is exactly how it went down lmao 🤦♀️
Jeez, let the dude enjoy the show.. someone always has to chime in with one of those annoying "You believed that was real? I know what's really going on" type of comments.. Just like a conspiracy theorist. It's so tiring
@@lilmoe4364 lol it's fact. The show writers aren't In the room with these criminals/murderers when they're doing their mundane activities. Nobody knows how most of the interactions actually went down. Of course it's spiced up, just like any other show. Idk why you got so offended over that. Its just simple common sense 😂
@@shawna4309 no one has time to write all the emotions. It would be boring. You want that, go watch 'The Wire'. We just want to watch the end product and that's where writers come in. It is like writing an autobiography, only important stuff make it. So yes, these are the real events.
@@brendakabanda2181 real events for all we know. Based on real events, yes, but again, nobody who made the show was in the room for the small and mundane interactions that these people had. Of course it's spiced up to some degree and some little stuff is bound to be made up or dramatized
Will there be new episodes 🤔 we haven't already seen.... 🇧🇮
This show ran on TV from 1998-2006. So probably not.
Nope
I'm waiting for "new on FBI files. How the FBI foiled their own plan to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to malign Pres. Trump supporters"
@@inhisservice8862 any suggestions for new similar shows
Sorry. No new episodes. These were made from 1998 to 2006 I think. Just 6 or 7 seasons total. So all you can get now are these reruns which are still totally awesome to watch again.
Now they need to concentrate on state/government officials in that state.
They have only finished half the job.You are quite right.Dont hold your breath waiting.
Every part of government ESPECIALLY Federal Government needs to be investigated for corruption
Obama was part of that wonderful corrupt political system
These episodes ran between 1998 and 2006 and they still haven't really done anything to end the corruption only the corrupt can take down the corrupt so he must have stepped on somebody's toes or got too big for his britches and the corrupt higher-ups took him down the FBI is just as corrupt now as it was then as with all the three-letter agencies
Or should the focus on the top of the federal government for crimes against the best interest of the USA? Starting with Biden himself?
I used to record this on vhs in 1999 and 2000, and watch at the weekend, loved it, the music, the acting, narration, totally brilliant documentary
Real it's like being read a story with pictures as a child
Thank God for the good people.
Thank lucifer for the bad? Simple minded
@@MrDOLPHINFLOGGER yep
Alaskan Dabbers, you think your dumb comment is so clever. Get a life
We urgently need some uncorruptable people to police the police in South Africa. Well done to you
that’s gonna cost too much money. you are too poor to try and pay those people. perhaps you can write to the embassy.
Timmy Shore thank you for that valuable information! Wtf lol
No, you desperately need to get rid of all pigs in SA and try to get some freedom!
Good job feds🤔👍 this goes on in all States and small towns
“When they heard the shots fired, they became alarmed…” 😂
yeah the production values aren't the highest
😅😅😅
hi johnny 💋
@@tycobb2580 haha! Still great though! 😄
@@kostasvrionis781 😂
This series is great. I rember when I was in school for criminal justice that they studied corrupt officers and the history of police work that included the creation of rangers and the cops that became Marshall.
Pinkerton cops
@@debrawolleycrochetI got a plan!!!
Thanks for the upload. These episodes are really good. Cheers.
What an absolutely fantastic story of justice done & seen to be done. Bravo to the F.B.I. and the undercover guys, who do THE most dangerous & demanding jobs.
Yeah, it's sad to see what that once proud organization has become.
Yeah fantastic Story of Justice.... That there are cops doing such Things for so Long.... And how many more there must be.... But great that These Guys got caught.
If you use a badge to commit crime your sentence should be doubled.
There would be nobody left.
@@russcooke5671 🤣
@@TM-ys1kc they need an Anti corruption anti corruption squad. Ffs is there any straight people left in the world. But when it starts at the very top. It has to work its way down so everyone can get a bit of the action. Because if the government are corrupt how can people look up to them. It don’t start at the bottom it starts at the top. We all know that without corrupt police and corrupt governments there would be no Drug problems. FACT. It’s the same with every country. Where there is money corruption follows. The CIA. THE FBI Are rotten to the core. If they can murder there own president what chance have you got against them. Look at the Ukraine war. No mention of Palestine though. It’s all bollox. Leaders of the FREE WORLD 😂😂😂😂😂 like FCUK. Nothing is FREE. Especially the people. We are doomed to repeat the past. Thank god RUSSIA has nuclear weapons. Don’t ever forget only AMERICA Has dropped nuclear bom ba on civilian city’s. And look at that old fool BIDEN. He looks like he’s held together with string. He cant run a Bath. Let alone AMERICA.
@@russcooke5671 Except all good people, none of whom want to be pigs or need them?
This must be back in the 80s when cops use to still be good!!!
Mr ,,,Jim,,,vous été le meilleur avec votre equipes c'est un travail qui demande bcp de passionce morale je vous souhaite du courage
Interesting! I wonder where Skabuu’s wire was hidden. That’s crazy that the dirty cops didn’t find it when they stripped him!
What I'd like to know is...with today's technology, why they still have to wear a wire! They could make a button on a shirt...an earring...etc
@@cattandneil1504
Maybe that is what they actually did, but they didn’t want to give away their tactic to the public, so they referred to it as a “wire.”
What I want to know is, with technology why is surveillance footage always so bad?
@Dylan gamer Taped to the back of your sack works equally well. They're not likely to make you squat and cough on a piece of wasteland either way. Skabuu certainly has a big enough pair to conceal a wire lol.
New yawk. New juyzee. Get me some cwoffee. Love East Coast accent. You legends
"JJ" has balls of steel. So much respect for undercover agents/ officers.
Rest in peace, the two mums in that double episode. Hope their families have gone to therapy to deal with the pain and anger.
Not really balls of steel there's really not much murder and violence in the drug game on that level (and that was a low level lol).
“Alan Masters was at home babysitting his young daughter” when will people stop referring to fathers as babysitters of THEIR OWN children. We never do the same with moms.
That's because it's progressives incentivized woman to become single so they can lock the fathers up.
She was cheating hella it was obvious, and the fbi files just kinda made it really casual lol
@@jimmyballs5662 non of what you said makes sense.Including the stupid lol.
I know, women have it so rough. Lol
its not that deep 🤦♂️
The ads are getting worse! I use this program to help me sleep
It’s 20 bucks a month to get rid of ads. I finally broke down and did it and it’s WONDERFUL!
@@TLeiph
Lol! What a waste of money. YT has no ads with the Brave browser, which is free. Only an idiot would give money to Google.
Ugh.. they're the worst
Watching from Birmingham UK 🇬🇧...
Congratulations 🎊
You want a prize Fokking Clown 🤡
I don't know but if I can't sleep these shows put me out like a light.
Great video. 👍
Fantastic video. Thank you.
if public servants were properly investigated a show like this could be made every day for many years before most of them were rounded up
Is anyone surprised?! This kind of crap is happening all over the United States! I believe anyone involved should get the maximum sentence!
This was the culture, Police were either corrupt, turned a blind eye or directly enabled the corruption to continue. It’s changed a lot over the years but that element will always exist to an extent.
Whatever this story is about, it can't be as bad as today's DOJ.
The most dangerous criminal is a criminal with a badge.
and a "smooth criminal" MJ lol
Its amazing how widespread the kickbacks were and how the perpetuation of vice and murder involved so many in law enforcement and the judiciary. Really stunning and depressing.
Unfortunately, it still happens in this day and age.
They never stopped it.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 nope! They just got smarter at hiding it. I’ve been a victim of influence. My grandmother used to be a very well known, connected individual where she lived. She used her connections to kidnap my only child at the time in 2001, had an attorney draw up false paperwork, a judge sign them and police to keep me from her. The attorney she was having an affair with. The judge she used to be his CPA, so she knew his skeletons, and the police chief was a dear friend. Before she did all this, when I lived in that town, if I ever got pulled over, I made one phone call to her, she’d call the chief of police and I’d be let go with a verbal warning. She also used her influence to steal money from a nonprofit, from her own company, she had a second set of books, and she kept herself out of prison! Justice was never served for the things she did.
@@Mrsnunyabiznezz people seem to not take into account bad people seek positions of power and control.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 exactly! People who have morals don't seek out to intentionally inflict pain just for fun. There are more bad people in positions of power that no one will ever know about. Life is just a big ole chess game.
Because of Jim, I now pronounce 'hot dog' as 'hot dwog' and it has improved my life
what ?
And ' nea yaik
Corruption starts at the top! The cop at the bottom senses what goes on and sometimes joins in!
Sometimes a cop enjoys ‘Stepping on Santa Claus’s Toes’. When you find out what precinct captain is doing with a certain business. You go out of your way to make life miserable for them! Sooner or later you get transferred. It’s worth it!
Jesus Christ, The LORD
Hey! I didn’t see Nancy Pelosi in the video.
The way they talk about police corruption like they are isolated situations baffles me.
How should they talk? Regularly insert "by the way, this is everywhere"..?
Are you implying it’s the norm? Because that would be hilarious of you.
Very good episode about New Orleans, I lived there and had family from there since the sixties 👍👌🇺🇲
Gotta love their "unauthorized copy" of police codes. Police Call book sold THOUSANDS out of every Radio Shack in the country.
"yeah we needed to wrap up the investigation. worked out because the evidence we had we didn't want to go stale."
took six years to finally start arresting.
They were trying to get as many bad players as possible.
Well spandrsn are you FBI? A well charged case takes time. They arrested alot of bad people in that six years.
Sometimes things take time
There are several of these FBI Files where arrests are made only because outsiders (the press, usually) expose the investigation. I used to feel resentful toward the press in these cases, but it became clear that the feds care more about gathering information than prosecuting the criminals, even when there is ample evidence already. Local cops call the FBI the feebs because of their lackadaisical attitude toward prosecutions, and it's easy to see why..
The cops must have had a good time in jail
placed in protective custody in a private wing
If a wife cheat, she would use any and everything to make the father look like a monster. I know ive been through it. You will get accused about things that would make your head spin.
Love the title: “Top 2 Corrupt..” They are all corrupt, but here are the best of the best - something for the rest to model their conduct after!
I love the movie Brian Dennehey played the detective that broke the Dianne Masters case. The movie was so good. I did not know it was based on a true story.
FBI ARE GOOD PEOPLE SAVE LIVES
You're brainwashed
Good on that cop being observant on the tire tracks
❣️❣️🇬🇲🇬🇧 God bless everyone here🕺🏾🕺🏾🙈
Good for you
For you too 🕺🏾
Shawna, please
Thanks
I Love This Show Watch It All The Time You Never Win When You Play Dirty No Good Husband Dirty Cops She Was A Beautiful Lady RIH Beautiful Angel
Jim Strong, Kallstrom that is. We love you Jimmy and the New Yawk Office. Rest In Peace JK
I'm from Cook County Chicago and around here it's more widely known as "Crook County". My buddy actually owns Crook County fashion n clothing.
@Zato IchiHaha! U the only one "complaining" yo! 🤣
No excuse for murder. One unpopular point is that wives stop sleeping with their husbands completely. Husband seeks outside stimuli, wife seeks outside stimuli, and the results can be homicidal...
Imagine investigating today’s FBI.
Hi Im Project Veritas, have we met?
@@mostlyhondas7256 good point.
Now the FBI are too busy investigating gop corruption and links to russia and china to worry about the fact that ALL pigs are mentally retarded criminal scum.
Awesome job
Watching from UK.
Ditto 🏴
me to 🏴
Birmingham here
Dagenham
Aldershot here!, 🇬🇧
Good job 👍
so is that snitch that got 5 years still even alive? He should be in witness protection in my opinion
OMG ! My exact same thoughts ! I would like an update on these cases like what happened to the police officers in prison ? Were they "protected" and seperated from the general population ? Are they still alive and suffering or did other dirty cops and the dirty justice system get them out ?
Leave the country too. They would be looking for him anywhere.
I agree - Felt he should be in witness protection too - he helped make their case solid acc. to the documentary.
Good work
Rest in eternal peace Jim Kalstran
*Kallstrom
I hope they revived that awesome Eldorado. I had a crush on a girl who drove a mint-green one with moss green vinyl top.
Over 40% of our PD commits Spouse Abuse but never prosecuted, same with Alcoholics!!
I don't believe you
@@hippy1002 Stop being lazy and use Google. You are an abuse of reality huh!
FBI Filesis gasssssss
The fbi as a whole needs an investigation done on them and not done by themselves for a "self investigation"
…is this a Trump search thing?! 🤣
Great police work.
the snitches do most of it
Chief thought he was untouchable
How unrealistic the scene of cops talking to the attorney! There is no way a father is going to talk about his wife and mother of their little girl, with his little girl sitting right next ro him… no way just would not happen, little ones pick up and understand more than we give them credit for
The fish always starts rotting at the head
So disappointed in Netflix to launch Mindhunter and never continue the fascinating series.
There is corruption at any level. There are good guys, as well as bad guys.
Except that in the case of the police, they are nearly all bad. The ones who aren't directly awful are being protected by their complicit coworkers.
To bad they don't pay the same attention to "their own" as their corruption is just now coming to the forefront.
Exactly. This show is making it seem like these specific cops are corrupt when it runs all the way to the top.
I wish our current FBI, 2022, were as honorable as these past FBI agents. Our current FBI is a joke.🤡🤡🤡
Did they investigate your favourite politician or something?
@@nervesinapattern7261 Who supplied the explosive powder to the terrorists for the FIRST bombing of the WTC? Go google something. Not 9/11, stupid. The FIRST bombing. Who supplied the explosives?
The current FBI is far too busy sleeping around and Crossfire Hurricaning all over each other.
@@nervesinapattern7261 did they act corruptly for your politicians so you say "investigate" when you really mean spy without probable cause
you are lucky they dont lock up the clown trump
Can you imagine your wife went missing and two officers are fighting in your front yard. Bizarre to think about
WHAT ELSE IS NEW SOUNDS ORIGINAL...
@ggotrodw😮w😮
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My strictly personal opinion.
Any policeman, judge, lawyer, politician, violates the law and can be proven corrupt, to receive life imprisonment.
No one is forcing you to take up a position in which you are called upon to observe the law, but if you want to hold that position and you do not do your job for which you are paid, but you break the law, then you run the risk of being severely punished. tougher than a simple citizen.
If this law existed, 80-90% of corruption cases would disappear
They need to be better at hiring. Remove cops ability to not be prosecuted. There will always those who are ready to be corrupted.
The same Washington post that buried the "computer from hell" history?.
Exactly. Filthy dirty scoundrels
Love that Alesis drum fill at the end of the intro