1. Police and the Blue Wall of Silence
... aggravates the problem because there are usually few eyewitnesses and those that are eyewitnesses are generally police officers. Additionally, this allows corrupt cops to stay in the system and remain crooked. It is difficult, as an utterly conventional officer, to go against the tide and break the wall of silence. Everything in a police officer's line of duty involves using his or ... ...
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