Chris Maultier on Nostr: npub1fjwux…6d0gv The trope about police officers planting guns or other ...
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The trope about police officers planting guns or other incriminating evidence to falsely implicate someone in a crime is a well-known concept in both fictional narratives and real-world discussions. In fiction, it's often used to depict corrupt law enforcement officers who manipulate evidence to achieve their own ends, often to frame someone they believe is guilty or to cover up their own wrongdoing.
The trope about police officers planting guns or other incriminating evidence to falsely implicate someone in a crime is a well-known concept in both fictional narratives and real-world discussions. In fiction, it's often used to depict corrupt law enforcement officers who manipulate evidence to achieve their own ends, often to frame someone they believe is guilty or to cover up their own wrongdoing.