WATCH: Corrupt Cop Lets Crooked Asst Police Chief Go for Dangerous Speeding
By Jack Burns
TheFreeThoughtProject.com
April 1, 2017
Austin, TX — The 20th-century invention of the dashcam has arguably opened the eyes of the collective world to the once guarded mysteries of how police departments operate. And what they’re revealing, as brought to you by The Free Thought Project, is there’s one standard of behavior the public is held to, and an entirely different one for law enforcement, apparently.
One of the latest examples of this comes out of Austin, Texas, not surprisingly.
Police dashcam footage shows a man speeding at dangerously high rates of speed. The video, captured on February 18th, shows a man in a dark SUV going as fast as 88mph. Later, the man was going 92mph at one point in the pursuit. After the Austin PD deputy pulled the car over, it was discovered the man driving the car was none other than the Asst. Chief Chris McIlvain.
After the deputy learned he’d just pulled over one of his superiors, the higher-ranking officer was let go with just a simple verbal warning. No traffic violation was given to the assistant police chief. He was only told to “be safe.”
Interim police chief Brian Manley discovered the incident later and addressed his concerns with the media. Chief Manley said, “This community would look at this incident, and I think that they would believe that had it been them when they were stopped, they would not have been treated in the manner in which our officer was treated.”
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