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Nobody Should Believe Me — INTRODUCING: The Burden | Bad Cops. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
True Story Media Welcome to Baltimore, Maryland, a city where you can't always tell the protectors from the predators. I shook my head like I must be looking at like did I mix the files that like this can't possibly be right. Seared up in my car and reversed they stopped ramming my car back. These guys did this they had to have. I was robbed by a Baltimore city police. I'm right. I was a cop from 14 years and I was the best. The best in the city, the golden boy. Golden boy, he was the best at a lot of things. Delivering pharmacies, I mean, I mean there's not too many people they can do that, but he could. They're 1930 style gangsters as far as officer. He's dangerous.
You know what I mean? I know that. None of it's true. None of it. This is the story of golden boy and the childhood friend who helped take him down. As Rambo says, you drew first blood and here we go. Now we're going to burn it down and that's what I did. Urban Media presents the burden. Bad cops. A podcast by BBC that asks how to good cops turn bad. Listen on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube at Orbit Media FM.
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