Police officers who had to arrest other police officers? What's the story?

I'm a county deputy sheriff. I actually had to arrest three separate members of the justice

system in 2020. First, a practicing lawyer and former judge who had been utilizing his position

to coerce bedroom favors from the defendants. Heised this leverage even after he wasn't a judge

anymore. Investigation by DCI revealed that he had about a dozen victims, so a warrant for his

arrest was made, which I executed. Arresting a guy who used to put defendants in front of is a

very odd feeling. He weaseled out of prison time and got it all suspended and put on a direct

supervision probation program,

which is absolute horse crap. I've seen guys do way less and get way more time, but it's not really a secret

that money has a habit of tipping the scales of justice, is it? Next was a prison guard who attacked his

girlfriend, then stalked her relentlessly. I actually arrested him twice after he posted

bail on the first time, because he was spotted lurking outside her home only 45 minutes after being

released. He's currently on felony assault, strangulation of a household member, felony violation

of a protection order. He's still in my jail awaiting trial with a bail that's been substantially

increased.

I'm anticipating prison time for him, but only time will tell. And the third was a city police

officer because we received a call from a six-year-old that his dad was in the garage doing

substances and wouldn't come out. We showed up to find four very young kids running around

unsupervised. It was a city police officer smoking crystal that he'd confiscated during a traffic stop,

and not reported or turned into evidence.

DCI took the case from us due to potential conflict of interest, and have placed him in another

county's jail, and I haven't heard any more about it.

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