'Dirty Cop Has ENDLESS LIVES': Sharon Reed takes a drug case on Indisputable

The segment covers an officer already under federal indictment who is accused of inventing felony drug charges against two Black men, and its comment section filled fast.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 166,907 views a day, 17 times a normal first day on this channel (10,039).

Dirty Cop Has ENDLESS LIVES In Law Enforcement

The officer at the center of Indisputable's newest segment, the show reports, was already facing a federal indictment for other crimes when he was accused of something else: fabricating felony drug charges against two Black men. Sharon Reed takes the story on "Dirty Cop Has ENDLESS LIVES In Law Enforcement," on the weekday show Dr. Rashad Richey built around criminal justice, policing and civil rights.

The description sets out how the encounter began, drawing on a news report. After a phone call, four Prichard police officers drove into the parking lot of a club, turned on their emergency lights and surrounded a rented Jeep. The two men inside were waiting for someone they had been told was a client.

Six hours after it went up, the segment had passed 66,000 views. A regular Indisputable video usually finishes its whole first day near 10,000. The comments ran ahead too: in those six hours the segment drew more than twice as many as a usual first day brings. Viewers ask how many people might be in prison because of cases like this one, how the officer got through a background check, and who ends up paying when a department is sued. Several talk about the smell of marijuana being used as a reason to search a car, and one raises the Fourth Amendment.

It was not the only Reed segment to travel. A day earlier she covered a principal placed on leave after being heard laughing once a call with parents seemed to be over, and that one also started well ahead of the channel's usual pace.

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