Momodu Gondo on The Percentage of Cops Who Were Clean When He Was a Baltimore Cop (Part 4)
August 28, 2025
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Former Baltimore Police officer Momodu Gondo shared insights into the prevalence of corruption during his time with the department, particularly within the Gun Trace Task Force. Gondo explained that while many officers in uniform were largely “clean” and focused on patrol duties, corruption was more common among those working undercover or in plainclothes assignments. He emphasized the difficulty of staying untainted in such roles, where officers often “become the streets” and face pressures that blur ethical lines. He highlighted the strong bonds and code of silence among partners. Ultimately, Gondo portrayed the problem as rooted in the challenging nature of undercover work rather than uniformed patrol, suggesting that only a minority operated entirely without compromise.
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