Arkansas State Trooper Plants Cocaine to Frame Woman, But It’s All on Camera - TCRL Video (Page 1 of 5)
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Amanda Prince was caught driving on a suspended license, and so she was arrested. She was about to be processed at a local jail. It wasn't that big of a deal just a traffic violation. But she had no idea that the cop arresting her was corrupt, and he just planted a bag of cocaine on her. He throws the bag of drugs on the hood of his police car and she is in utter disbelief, as she realizes that she's being framed by a police officer. Amanda was jailed and charged with a serious felony that would send her to prison for years. But what nobody realized at the time, including her own public defender, there was actually a camera that caught this corrupt cop planting the drugs.  Cop Plants Cocaine to Frame Innocent Woman — But It's All on Camera There will be a Part 2 video as well, covering the IA interview, etc. Laux says investigators went too easy on Morphis, never directly asking him if he planted drugs on Prince and never interviewing Prince during the investigation. Morphis was fired in January 2025 for policy violations related to making inaccurate statements and for not searching Prince before placing her in his patrol car, but his termination letter made no mention of the planted drugs. And the agency flatly denied Prince's allegations in a December 2025 statement to THV11: The incident at the heart of this story was thoroughly investigated by ASP's Office of Professional Standards. Our agency has been completely transparent about our review process and results. We stand by the decision to terminate this employee, and have taken action to have him decertified because of serious policy violations outlined in his termination letter. The allegations made by Ms. Prince, however, are erroneous and irresponsible. There is zero evidence to support allegations that this Trooper "planted drugs." Morphis was decertified meaning he can no longer work in law enforcement in Arkansas earlier this year. Prince is now seeking damages for the ordeal, which she said upended her life emotionally and financially. Prince had to pay a $5,000 bond for her release and her truck, a gift from her late father, was impounded. By the time she was released, the impound fees were more than she could afford and she lost the truck. "In most [suspended license] cases, they issue a citation. They may impound your vehicle, that's typically officer discretion. But I asked him specifically if somebody could come get my truck, because my truck was actually legal," Prince said. "It had tags, it had insurance and I was a quarter of a mile from my house. You could see my driveway, but he would not allow it. He impounded it anyway." The suit names Morphis as a defendant in his individual capacity, with Hagar and Trooper Marcus Daniels, who handled the internal investigation into Morphis, as additional defendants. The case is expected before Judge D. Price Marshall Jr. Woman accuses former state trooper of planting cocaine, sowing financial ruin |
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Sadly, every day that goes by makes me realize there are a LOT more utterly corrupt cops [and agencies] out there then I could have ever imagined. And the lengths they will go to to protect their fvcksticks is absolutely amazing and makes me wonder if it's so widespread that it's the norm and doesn't make higher up's even blink a little bit when one gets snagged. It's seldom a crooked cops first rodeo when the F up, what happens is that they start getting lazy because they have gotten away with it so much. Every honest cop should be mad as hell at the bad ones, guilt by association is a very real thing. |
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I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don’t ask myself “wonder what they did?” I ask myself “what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?” Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. |
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Originally Posted By MaxFenig: I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don't ask myself "wonder what they did?" I ask myself "what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?" Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. There are some youtube channels that do a lot of court coverage and it doesn't stop at the side of the road. They will lie in court, get caught lying, and double down. Nothing ever happens to them which is why they keep doing it. The whole bad apple thing is a lie and I don't trust LE anymore. I've never had any serious interactions with police. The last time I got pulled over was something like 2011. Hope it's a long while before the next one. |
| ASP are crooked. We used to race rc cars and BMX all over the south. They had a friend of mine in handcuffs and "yard saled" his trailer because he had a single syringe to put shock oil in an rc car. If Memphis, TN was a state, it would be Arkansas and as much as people love Sarah Huckabee, she sucks as a governor. We had good times there years ago, but if that whole state got sucked off into hell, we'd be better off. |
| We can talk shit about ASP, but this is much wider spread than that. The whole system is corrupt -- from the cops to the prosecutors to the internal investigators to the judges and the politicians. They're all in on it, and they're used to getting away with it. And they'll destroy your life to keep acting that way. |
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Originally Posted By Rebel31: There are some youtube channels that do a lot of court coverage and it doesn't stop at the side of the road. They will lie in court, get caught lying, and double down. Nothing ever happens to them which is why they keep doing it. The whole bad apple thing is a lie and I don't trust LE anymore. I've never had any serious interactions with police. The last time I got pulled over was something like 2011. Hope it's a long while before the next one. Same. I treat a cop like I treat a dog that I'm not familiar with.. I'm friendly, but I expect to have my face eaten off at any moment. |
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Originally Posted By linuxgnar: We can talk shit about ASP, but this is much wider spread than that. The whole system is corrupt -- from the cops to the prosecutors to the internal investigators to the judges and the politicians. They're all in on it, and they're used to getting away with it. And they'll destroy your life to keep acting that way. not all, but they sure as shit don't call out their bad coworkers. My ex was a drug addict. She got her drugs from a cop and his wife was a 911 operator. This guy is selling drugs and being a cop is his side job. ETA: his coworkers are fully aware of it and are probably in on it. |
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Originally Posted By MaxFenig: I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don't ask myself "wonder what they did?" I ask myself "what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?" Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. 
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Originally Posted By fxntime: Sadly, every day that goes by makes me realize there are a LOT more utterly corrupt cops [and agencies] out there then I could have ever imagined. And the lengths they will go to to protect their fvcksticks is absolutely amazing and makes me wonder if it's so widespread that it's the norm and doesn't make higher up's even blink a little bit when one gets snagged. It's seldom a crooked cops first rodeo when the F up, what happens is that they start getting lazy because they have gotten away with it so much. Every honest cop should be mad as hell at the bad ones, guilt by association is a very real thing. Sliding into third world status means we get third world Cops. End result will be basically armed gangs with legal protections. |
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Originally Posted By crazymike1973: not all, but they sure as shit don't call out their bad coworkers. My ex was a drug addict. She got her drugs from a cop and his wife was a 911 operator. This guy is selling drugs and being a cop is his side job. ETA: his coworkers are fully aware of it and are probably in on it. When I was just out of high school my friends got their weed from a local cop. He would deliver it while on duty. He didn't have "a steady hook up" for other stuff but occasionally could get all sorts of other stuff. |
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Originally Posted By MaxFenig: I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don’t ask myself “wonder what they did?” I ask myself “what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?” Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim |
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Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: It would be hilarious if the feds went after that ASP officer for Civil Rights Violations while Possessing a firearm and cocaine with the intent to distribute it to another person |
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Originally Posted By 61Chevy: Just finished watching. He should be in prison. She obviously shouldn’t be driving on a suspended license, but what he did is way worse and caused her real life damage. Hope she sues ASP and wins. I’m still of the opinion that anyone caught lying to send someone up the creek, should wind up with whatever the victim would’ve been sentenced for. Lie to put someone in jail for years with a felony? Congrats, scumbag. That’s what you just won. |
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Originally Posted By bluemax_1: I’m still of the opinion that anyone caught lying to send someone up the creek, should wind up with whatever the victim would’ve been sentenced for. Lie to put someone in jail for years with a felony? Congrats, scumbag. That’s what you just won. 100% |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim Originally Posted By tc556guy: Originally Posted By MaxFenig: I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don't ask myself "wonder what they did?" I ask myself "what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?" Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim 
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The unchecked growth of parasite economy structurally punishes success, rewards failure and encourages corruption. The massive criminalization of victimless behaviors not only increased everything it claims to want to reduce (violence, addiction, etc), but it also multiplied the amount of cops by an order of magnitude. Now you have legions tons of objectively unqualified and unscrupulous people acting with state authority. It's also so much worse than shown here, the whole system has been taken over by scumbags. State attorneys are worse, they are also more open about their corruption. Anyone who thinks I am being hyperbolic rewatch the Rittenhouse trial. That wasn't a one off, that was state attorneys violating basic ethics, morality and the law to get a conviction as a matter of standard procedure. TLDR: This is almost a century of ever expanding command economy policies driven by commie bullshit pretending to not be commie bullshit. |
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Originally Posted By bluemax_1: I’m still of the opinion that anyone caught lying to send someone up the creek, should wind up with whatever the victim would’ve been sentenced for. Lie to put someone in jail for years with a felony? Congrats, scumbag. That’s what you just won. Originally Posted By bluemax_1: Originally Posted By 61Chevy: Just finished watching. He should be in prison. She obviously shouldn’t be driving on a suspended license, but what he did is way worse and caused her real life damage. Hope she sues ASP and wins. I’m still of the opinion that anyone caught lying to send someone up the creek, should wind up with whatever the victim would’ve been sentenced for. Lie to put someone in jail for years with a felony? Congrats, scumbag. That’s what you just won. Double it. |
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Originally Posted By 56xdx_Z: It would be hilarious if the feds went after that ASP officer for Civil Rights Violations while Possessing a firearm and cocaine with the intent to distribute it to another person Kash, Kash Patel to the white courtesy phone… |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim There he is. |
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Why am I the only one who thinks that cop should spend the rest of his life in prison? Corruption can only be stopped if the consequences far outweigh the rewards. A public servant betraying the public trust is the ultimate form of corruption. |
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I don’t think shady behavior in law enforcement or the “justice system” is limited to just Arkansas. Everyone involved is incentivized to fuck people over for advancement. That’s not even considering the revenue generation for local and state police by righting tickets for “public safety”. I’ve heard it openly discussed that police learn pretty early in their careers that most people just don’t have the resources to mount a proper legal defense against the stunts they pull. I’ve noticed that they don’t try the bullshit with people that visibly have the means to fight back. They ain’t planting dope on someone who has the appearance of legitimately earned money. Profiling is very real. They know who and who not to fuck with. |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim Originally Posted By tc556guy: Originally Posted By MaxFenig: I grew up in a police station and have been around cops my entire life. Now when I see someone interacting with the police I don’t ask myself “wonder what they did?” I ask myself “what is this crooked agent of the state doing to fuck with a citizen?” Ninety percent of them are low life pieces of shit and ride around in their take home cars burning more tax money. You're going to hurt some agency administrators feelings if you keep talking about them that way. Meanwhile the non-politicdl uniformed guys are just out there trying to do their jobs. Are there bad ones? Sure occasionally but not in the numbers you claim Yet time after time the “good ones” cover for the bad ones. |
| The neighboring counties current sheriff got fired from the city department for planting drugs on the wrong person. They had deep ties to the community and the right people complained to the chief who confronted him and found drugs on him. He then worked in our county for 15 years and won the sheriff's race in his home county last time around. Back in the day I'd work out around him and while his very attractive workout coach wife was teaching, he'd be hitting on teenagers in the gym. |
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Originally Posted By eracer: Why am I the only one who thinks that cop should spend the rest of his life in prison? Corruption can only be stopped if the consequences far outweigh the rewards. A public servant betraying the public trust is the ultimate form of corruption. Cops and politicians who break laws should get triple the sentence what a civilian would get for the same crime. |
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I hope part two has the cop escorted through that police station in cuffs being charged with planting the evidence and possession of the cocaine (because it was his in the first place). I hope this pisses off the judge and he gets an epic benchslap before heading off to prison. |
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Originally Posted By MFP_4073: Give him 10 years to ponder his offense(s) and repent. We are in a phase that there's so many criminals running wild in society we need them removed from circulation permanently. Trash like this cop can't be trusted to come back into society, he already was willing to lie cheat and steal an innocent persons freedom. He has no problem committing lesser crimes. Put him in the penalty box forever or in the dirt. Society should never need to concern itself with him again. |
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How many terrible things happen because monsters just pay cops to look the other way. As for the bashing cops I have heard plenty good cops that were mad about this. Bad cops simply have a lot of power in the system. Let's face the reality if the bad cops could get enough power they would remove the good cops. That is how corruption works |
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Watch the IA interview. Cop didn't plant it but found someone else's drugs because he's a shitty cop and does a half ass job with a shitty attitude. Good banishment. Interview I watched the last 25 minutes of the video. |
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Originally Posted By BoSanders: I don't think shady behavior in law enforcement or the "justice system" is limited to just Arkansas. Everyone involved is incentivized to fuck people over for advancement. That's not even considering the revenue generation for local and state police by righting tickets for "public safety". I've heard it openly discussed that police learn pretty early in their careers that most people just don't have the resources to mount a proper legal defense against the stunts they pull. I've noticed that they don't try the bullshit with people that visibly have the means to fight back. They ain't planting dope on someone who has the appearance of legitimately earned money. Profiling is very real. They know who and who not to fuck with. I've been in state police barracks where they do a top gun DUI competition every month. Trooper that wins the prior month gets a parking place right next to the building, accolades, and a feather in his hat come promotion time. It's not a good idea to make punishing people a competition. Leadership at minimum created the appearance of impropriety and because of that are more likely to look the other way when a trooper crosses the line. |
