To Elle, et al..."honesty" is relative. Letting crime go by, especially when one is in Law enforcement is not honest in my book.

All these Honest Uncles/Brothers/Fathers, etc out there...its the same mentality as the Parent who says, "Not my kid!"

How about ticket quotas???

I had a cop tell me point blank, "Today is seatbelt ticket day, I have a quota to write "only seatbelt tickets today." This while I was removing my seatbelt as I was trying to park exactly where their cop was standing!!!

When I went to court, I told the judge what the cop said and IMMEDIATELY, a cop waiting to testify in his own BS cases (not the courtroom cop), told me in a loud voice that I needed to move along...

When I asked the cop if he was a party to my case, the judge told him to shut up.

It didn't keep the judge declaring me guilty!!

TOTAL KORRUPT® BS!!!

Didnt rommney say that america should be the police of the world?...smh

Could Mr. Armstrong talk about the role played by David Durk, who rarely gets credit for exposing police corruption, but - to my understanding - was crucial in his support for Frank Serpico and, indeed, for many other NYPD whistleblowers in years since?

I meant "Yet, he was disgusted by Serpico"

My uncle was also an honest cop. Because of this, he would have nothing to do with the rest of the department, and they would have nothing to do with him. Yet, he was disgusted by Serpico and thought he should have minded his own business. I suspect that a lot of cops, even the honest ones, felt that way. Maybe they still do.

My uncle was also an honest cop. Because of this, he would have nothing to do with the rest of the department, and they would have nothing to do with him. Yes, he was disgusted by Serpico and thought he should have minded his own business. I suspect that a lot of cops, even the honest ones, felt that way. Maybe they still do.