Need to hogtie these criminal cops.

https://www.wafb.com/2023/08/31/mayor-broome-announces-bprd-street-crime-unit-will-be-disbanded-investigated-amid-fallout-brave-cave-investigation/

East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome announced that the Baton Rouge Police Department facility known to some officers as the “Brave Cave” will remain closed permanently at an impromptu news conference Thursday, August 31, 2023

Why's that?

https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/29/us/baton-rouge-brave-cave-arrests/index.html

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/3-baton-rouge-police-officers-arrested-connection-brave-cave-scandal-rcna118104

A deputy police chief and three other ranking officers in Louisiana face criminal charges after allegedly striking and tasing a suspect during an arrest then covering it up, Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul said Friday.
The criminal charges involving members of the now-disbanded street crimes unit coincide with investigations and lawsuits related to the unit’s involvement in an alleged police “torture warehouse” dubbed the Brave Cave.
Baton Rouge Deputy Chief Troy Lawrence Sr., Sgt. Jesse Barcelona, and Cpls. Todd Thomas and Douglas Chutz face charges in the 2020 incident, including malfeasance in office, theft and obstruction of office.
Lawrence, Barcelona and Thomas were arrested on Thursday and later released, East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office jail records show.

Charges for what they know about of course. How many people have been taken in there and beaten, kidnapped and admitted to false charges.

Paul said the 2020 incident began when a suspect was taken to a bathroom at a precinct to be strip searched. During the search, the suspect was both tased and struck by an officer.

The tasing of the suspect activated the officers’ body cameras, according to Paul. The officers showed their supervisor the video and the group then crafted a plan to dispose of the bodycam video and cover up the incident, Paul said.

Oooooo-weeeeee.

https://www.wbrz.com/news/troubled-brpd-officer-implicated-in-brave-cave-lawsuit-arrested-on-simple-battery-charge/

A former Baton Rouge police officer with a history of excessive force complaints was arrested over allegations that he tased a suspect in handcuffs.
Sources told the WBRZ Investigative Unit that Troy Lawrence Jr., 26, was issued a summons for simple battery Wednesday. The charge stems from an incident involving a suspect back in August, weeks before his resignation from BRPD.

Like father like son they say, it runs in the criminal cop family. Gonna feel good at dinner time in prison! Bad apples souring all the "good apples" 💀

There's no such thing as a good cop. Just cops and criminal cops.