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- 2026-10-22 20:11
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The off-duty cop later told investigators he didn't see a crash, but his wife told investigators she did see the crash and mentioned it to her husband who said it wasn't their fault. A Colorado police officer is accused of road rage, causing a crash, and leaving the scene. According to prosecutors, the officer now faces criminal charges. But here's the part raising eyebrows. He's still a sworn police officer. This case was first reported by CBS News Colorado, and it highlights something critics call second chance cops. Officers who resign under investigation and later get hired somewhere else. So, the real question is this. How many chances should someone get when the job comes with a badge and a gun? Full breakdown on the channel. Thin blue lies, baby.
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