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Are Law-Breaking Police Officers Getting Special Privileges?
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May 19, 2016
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3:33Now PlayingWithin the police, a special privilege exists, professional courtesy. A police officer's badge can trump his or her crime when busted by another cop. Cops from the Robbinsville Police Department pulled over Sergeant Vincent Corso of the Jersey City Police Department on suspicion of DUI. When a responding officer called cops in Jersey City, they vouched for Corso. He didn't get placed under arrest, although the report noted that he was "highly intoxicated." Instead, officers arranged to give him a lift home. #InsideEdition
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