The two police officers tasked with guarding the crime scene behaved in a shameful and dehumanizing manner by taking selfies with the victims' corpses.

“instead the two of them got out their fun and proceeded to take multiple pictures of the corpses not even just pictures selfies as well they were in the front of these photos with two dead bodies behind them just pausing smiling that is one of the most Insidious things I've ever heard of”

The initial investigation into the Freeman home fire and the girls' disappearance was characterized by extreme incompetence and negligence by law enforcement.

“Largely unsolved because of terrible police work. And it could have been solved if the police decided to jump on things and take things seriously from the get- go.”

Jon Stewart expresses distrust in the government's investigation of the killing of Alex Pretti because officials have provided contradictory accounts of the event.

“And pardon me for not trusting that the administration is going to do a fair and free investigation when they are already going out on TV moving the goalposts on why the shooting was justified.”

The police force in this case demonstrated extreme tunnel vision and incompetent investigative work by immediately accusing the victim of faking her kidnapping.

“The police in this case were unbelievably I mean, just it's hard to even put into words.”

The American Fork Police Department is exhibiting corruption by protecting a local business owner through targeted harassment and illegal actions against a streamer.

“This is like beyond this is beyond just Lego drama. This is like a cop outside everybody.”

He asserts that law enforcement officers are legally allowed to deceive and threaten individuals during interrogations.

“they are absolutely allowed to lie to you 100% 100%”

The federal agent who shot a woman obstructing law enforcement was acting in self-defense and bears no responsibility for her death.

“If a police officer is hit by a car, if there is a driver who's driving a a car who hits a police officer, that officer has not only a right but a responsibility to stop that person. There is no ambiguity here.”

Donald Milazzo claims that police officers are justified in detaining individuals who refuse to provide identification when requested for "officer safety."

“was there a lawful basis to handcuff her yes okay what was that lawful base officer safety”

Jennifer Larson asserts that police officers have the legal authority to detain individuals who refuse to identify themselves after being asked.

“you could ask her what she's doing and when she refuses to answer are you now allowed to detain her yes”