Police find $400,000 of cocaine in cop car

OMG I did NOT expect this.
This wasn't Andy Dick's arrest vehicle was it?

If a normal civilian had found even a tenth of the amount in his rented/used car, I sincerely doubt the story would have ended so amusingly for him.

wow to protect and server huh?

I cant believe this story is still in the top 40, its good though because everyone should know that this kind of stuff is happening.

i bet the cops siezed that car in a bust! i bet that dealer has been laughing his ass off!

The best cops think like criminals. The wealthiest cops do what criminals do, sell drugs...

Maybe if we payed them well, the temptation might be less...

Not that I'm a fan of cops, I think they are basic security guards for the upper class.

people only steal when they don't have it...

Did you know 1% of the population owns 95% of everything ????

Maybe withOUT cops, THE REST of us could level out the distribution of goods a little better ... yea ???

They say cops always have the best dope. Maybe that's why they get all amped up and start thinking they're judge, jury and executioner all the time.

duh! there drivin around with it so when they pull someone over that gives them lip, they guna plant it on them, and try to be a "hero". seen this too many times b4 not to be shocked....happens everyday here in wbp, welcome new comers.

Why am I not surprised? And why do people actually believe that the cops didn't know about this already? Obviously someone just got a little lazy, or maybe they were too high and forgot to empty the car before dropping it back at the station.

Texas again, is anyone from Texas honest?
Where did that 40001.00 worth of coke go,
oops you know what I mean
BAD COP NO DONUT (3)

wait--did anyone read the full article?? the cop car was seized from a drug house to be put into police service....

honestly guys the cop bashing has to stop at some point. i lived in ecuador, a country where corruption could make a cop more feared than a mugger. when i got back to the states i was thankful to have a police force that actually did their job for the most part. yes, there is always that one cop in the states who makes headlines for doing something idiotic but on the whole, i have to say they're doing a good job.

Often times undercover cars are vehicles seized from arrests. If anything this reeks of police stupidity and not corruption.

If the officers were corrupt, the drugs would not have been reported. The drugs would be on the streets ruining more lives...

Ha Ha! I think we might have another "I think i'm dead" video!

You know God damn well they were sellin that shit. In an undercover Cop car...that wasn't misplaced evidence.

this probably should be investigated to the fullest, but you know this will be the last anyone hears about it.

Well, one cop stashed it and another cop found it. Hmmmm, sounds like a good premise for a movie. Oh wait .....

And they're suppose to protect us eh.

sure that was a matter of life and death. ah?

Undercover cops sometimes have to use illegal drugs in order to keep their identity safe. Even though some may take advantage of their badge, often times it is a matter of life or death.

It seems like there are a number of these stories out in which cops take advantage of their power. While these dozen or so stories represent a small number of the American police force I still feel like its too much and there needs to be more oversight to keep cops honest.

I'm sure cops constantly take the stash for themselves. The abuse of power is disgusting.

EXPOSED!!! love it. Protecting the public ah? yeah right.

Perhaps this is like the Marines in Afghanistan & Iraq with drop weapons.
The cops probably knew about it and were going to plant it on someone.

Undercover Dealer maybe?

now why would there be that much coke in an "undercover" police car?

Ohhh noooo!! American Gangsta all over again...and by the way there is a war going on as we speak. Someone better check to see if this guy has a cousin who is a soldier in the military.

I guess the drug dog is fired.

I wonder what percentage of confiscated drugs ACTUALLY make it back to the station.