This fat pig cop was let off the hook for stomping a nonviolent handcuffed man's head. 1 year later he used a shotgun to beat a suspect, and is finally charged with felony assault. The first event, stomping on a handcuffed man's head (first 15 seconds of video), and later elbowing him in the face: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-fired-beating-non-violent-handcuffed-man-video-job-pay/ The man was arrested at his wife's home by the police, who claimed that he was publicly intoxicated. The cop was originally fired, but his union got him his job back, plus $283,420 in back pay http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/courts/owasso-police-officer-charged-with-felony-misdemeanor-in-nowata-county/article_c19822b0-7606-55cc-ab28-15f8d8450c72.html Despite the injuries, the man was not given medical care until more than 2 days later. The assaulted man's lawsuit against the city for the assault can be found at http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/oklahoma/okndce/4:2012cv00497/33607/33/ The second event: beating a suspect with a shotgun, even while he's on the ground: http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/courts/owasso-police-officer-charged-with-felony-misdemeanor-in-nowata-county/article_c19822b0-7606-55cc-ab28-15f8d8450c72.html The other cops had to pull him back. If not for the cameras, he would never face charges or any disciplinary action at all. This proves two things: fats cannot be trusted in any position of authority, and fats never change their harmful behaviors. Edit: as a bonus, there is some instant justice of one fat cop getting in trouble with a fatter, higher-ranking cop: If you want some instant justice (in which no one is significantly harmed), this may satisfy you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87awI5g8oi8