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Originally Posted By Hostile1: She pissed him off. That's all he needed. He should be cell mates with Wester. Originally Posted By Hostile1: Originally Posted By TitanXD: Agree. But this brings up a question. Why the fuck do they want to jam up innocent people? There are plenty of guilty motherfuckers out there to choose from. Why an innocent? She pissed him off. That's all he needed. He should be cell mates with Wester. I know about that case. Wester got a light sentence if you were to ask me. |
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| The fact that he had such a hard on for targeting this woman for something as minor as a suspended license says a lot about him. Like she said, she started working and did her best to get the truck registered and insured, that's what really matters. Fixing a suspended license can sometimes be a PITA - Who likes dealing with the court system and the DMV? You can argue don't get suspended in the first place, but shit happens. Impounding the truck and having her lose it thus causing her to lose her job is just cruel. |
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Originally Posted By FourLoko: The fact that he had such a hard on for targeting this woman for something as minor as a suspended license says a lot about him. Like she said, she started working and did her best to get the truck registered and insured, that's what really matters. Fixing a suspended license can sometimes be a PITA - Who likes dealing with the court system and the DMV? You can argue don't get suspended in the first place, but shit happens. Impounding the truck and having her lose it thus causing her to lose her job is just cruel. The irony now being she probably won't need a job pretty soon. |
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Originally Posted By FourLoko:. Impounding the truck and having her lose it thus causing her to lose her job is just cruel. |
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Originally Posted By Butternut: I'm laughing at my own hypocrisy here, cause when I watch movies and series episodes where cops plant evidence on truly bad guy - guys that are guilty without doubt of truly heinous crimes - I usually cheer and root for the cops. I really love the original "Dexter" series and always root for Dex  IIRC, in "Magnum Force", rogue cops were committing extra-judicial executions and Dirty Harry cleaned house on them. IMDB review says the cops were using .357 Magnums, "the most powerful handgun in the world", LOL! The corrupt cop discussed here should eat a .357. |
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Originally Posted By linuxgnar: I was on a dwi jury duty a few years back. The cop swore under oath the defendant was slurring so badly he couldn't understand him and therefore took him to jail. He also swore there was no recording of the incident and that the guy failed the the field sobriety test. Low and behold the defense was able to produce a recording of it -- not even remotely slurring. Strike 1. Then the cop was asked to demonstrate the FST he used as evidence -- and he fell on the floor of the court room -- not once -- but twice. Strike 2 and 3. I was proud to hang that jury. There were no repercussions for the cop for lying under oath -- I later found out he was a wife beating state cop that was forced to resign and then moved to the local sheriff to continue his shitty behavior. Moral of the story: there's no punishment for this type of thing and the entire system supports it. Avoid police at all costs. The jury verdict should have been a unanimous "not guilty". |
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Originally Posted By TitanXD: I know about that case. Wester got a light sentence if you were to ask me. Originally Posted By TitanXD: Originally Posted By Hostile1: Originally Posted By TitanXD: Agree. But this brings up a question. Why the fuck do they want to jam up innocent people? There are plenty of guilty motherfuckers out there to choose from. Why an innocent? She pissed him off. That's all he needed. He should be cell mates with Wester. I know about that case. Wester got a light sentence if you were to ask me. Very light. Juries / judges have some weird aversion to punishing government workers. |
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Originally Posted By Hostile1: Very light. Juries / judges have some weird aversion to punishing government workers. Originally Posted By Hostile1: Originally Posted By TitanXD: Originally Posted By Hostile1: Originally Posted By TitanXD: Agree. But this brings up a question. Why the fuck do they want to jam up innocent people? There are plenty of guilty motherfuckers out there to choose from. Why an innocent? She pissed him off. That's all he needed. He should be cell mates with Wester. I know about that case. Wester got a light sentence if you were to ask me. Very light. Juries / judges have some weird aversion to punishing government workers. If it's local, especially in some areas, they worry about being targeted by the rest of them. |
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Originally Posted By kozaki: 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.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g50VgSw77j0There 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 And this is how you lose the public … officers do better and call out the dirties … yeah. I am telling you to be snitches on your dirty cops … |
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Give him a decade in prison to think about it. Not cool at all  There’s plenty of dope out there for you go get legitimately, you don’t need to plant it. |
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When I was on grand jury we indicted a then Ohio State Trooper with car theft , forgery & insurance fraud. He was arrested , charged and later found guilty in court. What really amazed everyone on the jury the trooper was called in and asked about the charges , he denied them but given the opportunity to resign his commission / quit and walk away with no charges. He did not take that option and no one reading this would have been given that option. Turned out a person involved in the car theft and arson got snagged on drug charges later on. He wanted a reduced sentence and gave up the trooper , with really good evidence. The idiot trooper was recorded on prison phone conversation talking about what they did. Some cops are criminals wearing a uniform. |
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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 Attached File I’m all for it. Crooked cops should be dealt with to the fullest extent possible. |
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Originally Posted By Hostile1: She pissed him off. That's all he needed. He should be cell mates with Wester. After seeing Zachary Wester's name in this thread a few times, I looked it up. Convicted of Racketeering, with much legal wrangling over whether a sole individual can engage in an ongoing criminal enterprise as a sole proprietership. Or does racketeering require multiple conspirators, not just one main actor and a bunch of people duped into helping him? Anyway, got 12.5 years for a laundry list of crimes surrounding a series of fake drug arrests. The racketeering charge itself was worth 13 years, so they've been fighting over losing that charge and getting a really light sentence. https://schwartzcohenlaw.com/zachary-wester-case-victims-conviction-appeal/ |
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Originally Posted By UnluckyDiablo: You're not. Cop should be dropped in general pop, have fun. He earned it. Originally Posted By UnluckyDiablo: 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. You're not. Cop should be dropped in general pop, have fun. He earned it. You're absolutely not. The cop should do Triple her time (Treble Damages). Shit like that erodes ANY trust in law enforcement. They are already walking on thin ice (not that they care) with the public trust, but between all the reporting regarding instances of this nature and the minimal punishment, shit's getting worse. |
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Originally Posted By parshooter: It's what psychopathic corrupt shitstains do. Originally Posted By parshooter: Originally Posted By FourLoko:. Impounding the truck and having her lose it thus causing her to lose her job is just cruel. Should have happened because of her suspended license and the fact she was still out driving. Not for the manufactured cocaine possession which was BS. |
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Originally Posted By kozaki: Former trooper Morphis already knows that. I mean, did you see the size of the bag? Originally Posted By kozaki: Originally Posted By fadedsun: There's plenty of dope out there for you I mean, did you see the size of the bag? Yes. If he’s got a hard on for dope and wants to make arrests there’s plenty of legitimate ways to do it. |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Yes. If he's got a hard on for dope and wants to make arrests there's plenty of legitimate ways to do it. Originally Posted By fadedsun: Yes. If he's got a hard on for dope and wants to make arrests there's plenty of legitimate ways to do it. You're missing the point; where did he get the coke, especially that much, and why did his posession of the coke result in nothing more than a yawn and shrug from his employer and the prosecutor? I mean, if it was enough to send her to trial, why not the trooper? They made the following statement to the local CBS station news: The allegations made by Ms. Prince, however, are erroneous and irresponsible. There is zero evidence to support allegations that this Trooper "planted drugs." They need a forensic audit of their evidence holdings and records. |
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Originally Posted By kozaki: You're missing the point; where did he get the coke, especially that much, and why did his posession of the coke result in nothing more than a yawn and shrug from his employer and the prosecutor? I mean, if it was enough to send her to trial, why not the trooper? They made the following statement to the local CBS station news: I guess if you watch the video with your eyes closed, you will see zero evidence. They need a forensic audit of their evidence holdings and records. Then why did they fire him? A sloppy investigation? Oh please. |
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Originally Posted By fssf158: Yet time after time the “good ones” cover for the bad ones. Originally Posted By fssf158: 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. That's not fair. It isn't a cops job to enforce the law, that's what IA is there for. |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: They don't even keep murderers in prison for life. Let's start with those guys Originally Posted By tc556guy: 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. They don't even keep murderers in prison for life. Let's start with those guys He tried to steal a woman's life. He is no better than a murderer. |
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Originally Posted By Hostile1: Then why did they fire him? A sloppy investigation? Oh please. Do you know where he got the cocaine? Do you know why he wasn't charged for being in posession of the cocaine? |
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Originally Posted By kozaki: ASP says he was fired for serious policy violations. Do you know where he got the cocaine? Do you know why he wasn't charged for being in posession of the cocaine? Originally Posted By kozaki: Originally Posted By Hostile1: Then why did they fire him? A sloppy investigation? Oh please. Do you know where he got the cocaine? Do you know why he wasn't charged for being in posession of the cocaine? Because it was in the standard ASP railroad issue bag? |
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Originally Posted By fxntime: Because it was in the standard ASP railroad issue bag? I see that you get it. There's no good answer to that question: Trooper, where did you get the bag of cocaine? |
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Originally Posted By Imzadi: He tried to steal a woman's life. He is no better than a murderer. Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane?
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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 This. Crooked cops should be hanged, no exceptions. There's no way in hell this is the first time he's framed someone, and now every arrest he's made is called into question, good or bad. As with any malignant behavior, cutting it off at the earliest possible opportunity is the only way you stop it from spreading. One shitbag will degrade the morale of any decent officer around him, and that shitbag behavior will spread. |
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I wonder what his motive was? Why did he choose to bust that womans balls in particular? Scumbag. There should zero tolerance for corruption, in all aspects of government employment. It has too much power, too big for the average person to fight. Consequences should be intensely severe. Recently watched "Mississippi Burning". I was thinking JFC, this movie is a libs wet dream, in regards to how the local police were portrayed vs. the innocent activists. But really, PDs do look out for their own, and behave in despicable ways to protect corrupt actors. Its literally a few of us (good, god fearing, honest, morally guided people) against the entire world. |
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The fact that is not prison time to do that is why people don’t trust cops and the government. Suuuure Flock would never be abused……… Law endorsement have a way higher standard to follow when they have guns and the power to ruin lives. Doesn’t happen often, but it happens way too much. |
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Originally Posted By JKH62: When I was on grand jury we indicted a then Ohio State Trooper with car theft , forgery & insurance fraud. He was arrested , charged and later found guilty in court. What really amazed everyone on the jury the trooper was called in and asked about the charges , he denied them but given the opportunity to resign his commission / quit and walk away with no charges. He did not take that option and no one reading this would have been given that option. Turned out a person involved in the car theft and arson got snagged on drug charges later on. He wanted a reduced sentence and gave up the trooper , with really good evidence. The idiot trooper was recorded on prison phone conversation talking about what they did. Some cops are criminals wearing a uniform. I think it's more than just " some ". While I know there are many good cops on there, and I am not here to disparage any of those people, I do think that it is an occupation that often attracts people who have a hard-on for being in a position of authority and having control over the fate of others, and as a result ends up attracting people who are probably pre-disposed to abusing the system/their position because they are in a position of authority. Cops get the same base level of respect from me as any other person I've never met before would, no more, and no less. If I were to get know one personally, that level of respect might increase or decrease based on what I know or find out about them. |
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Originally Posted By thehun06: And this is how you lose the public officers do better and call out the dirties yeah. I am telling you to be snitches on your dirty cops states with entirely islamist law enforcement and judges. |
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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. 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. It permeates government, & they fight tooth & nail to block any form of personal accountability. Because power corrupts, & absolute power corrupts absolutely. Originally Posted By PepePewPew: After seeing Zachary Wester's name in this thread a few times, I looked it up. Convicted of Racketeering, with much legal wrangling over whether a sole individual can engage in an ongoing criminal enterprise as a sole proprietership. Or does racketeering require multiple conspirators, not just one main actor and a bunch of people duped into helping him? Anyway, got 12.5 years for a laundry list of crimes surrounding a series of fake drug arrests. The racketeering charge itself was worth 13 years, so they've been fighting over losing that charge and getting a really light sentence. https://schwartzcohenlaw.com/zachary-wester-case-victims-conviction-appeal/ My original about him has CRL's video which, as you can see, clearly shows how much he enjoyed his work. Apparently, he was transferred to a facility in HI for some reason. I don't know if it was because they couldn't keep him safe in a FL state resort even in solitary, or if preference was afoot, but I'm not sure how well a haole would fare in a HI state resort. |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? Originally Posted By fadedsun: Originally Posted By Imzadi: He tried to steal a woman's life. He is no better than a murderer. Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? How much cocaine did it take for her to be falsely convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison? If that is not "stealing someone's life", what was it? |
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Originally Posted By Hostile1: Then why did they fire him? A sloppy investigation? Oh please. Firing isn't enough when a cop plants drugs. They MUST be charged with possession, same as the person they tried to frame. |
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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. It's not. I don't live in Arkansas, but I have a friend who was arrested for possession of meth. The deputy planted the meth on him, and it was captured on my friend's dash camera. The deputy was allowed to resign instead of being fired and arrested. My friend had all charges dropped with prejudice. |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? Originally Posted By fadedsun: Originally Posted By Imzadi: He tried to steal a woman's life. He is no better than a murderer. Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? How badly would a felony conviction impact your life? |
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Originally Posted By dreiwhit: It's not. I don't live in Arkansas, but I have a friend who was arrested for possession of meth. The deputy planted the meth on him, and it was captured on my friend's dash camera. The deputy was allowed to resign instead of being fired and arrested. My friend had all charges dropped with prejudice. |