Corruption Protects Itself

System Unfiltered: Peace and blessings. It's your boy Stephen Lee from the system unfiltered. I just want to point out one thing that I saw, or a couple of things that've been happening. And it's all the cops that been indicted and charged for you know SA sexual assault in the workplace and outside the workplace, and all the people that been indicted so far and their cell phones taken. some people that used to work in the one on nine whom I investigated and you know got covered up for and they're still on the job and everything and now they're being investigated by the feds. there's a chief that was involved his name came up also along with some other chiefs. And the other chief is not on job anymore. But also I wanted to point out LAPD, there was an officer, brave enough to record the racist remarks that were going on in the department out there, and then he got charged with a bunch of felonies and now they're start trying to send him to prison. He's facing, I believe, up to like thirteen years in prison for recording fellow police officers. saying racist remarks and stuff like that and and discrimination and all this other stuff. So, you know, wanted to point out that this is what they do. It doesn't matter what department you're in, nationwide, international, worldwide, in different departments across the country, across you know, the the globe, across across, you know, in in London, in Canada, Anywhere else. If you speak out against, you know, the department, they will dirty you up, they'll try to find something on you, they'll mess up your evaluations and stuff, and they'll try to like, you know, either make you seem like a disgruntled employee, they'll try to destroy you physically by making you physically exhausted, they'll put you in dangerous situations, they'll dis exhaust you financially, they will, you know. try to destroy you mentally, try to push you towards suicide. And if all that doesn't work, they'll try to send you to prison. And after they send you to prison, they'll fire you. You know? And that causes a lot of problems because when you try to sue and everything, for some reason that criminal record harms your chances of of suing. So for me for instance, you know, it was two weeks before I filed my it was I two weeks before my incident I filed for my, you know, FOIL requests on the group, the internal affairs group, you know, to give me back all my recordings and all that stuff so that I could put in a lawsuit, federal lawsuit with, you know, Government Accountability Project, which is a big federal nonprofit And Two weeks after, you know, my incident happened and they went overboard and you know, got me arrested, got me indicted, and then, you know, even though I beat most of the charges, it's they still sent me to prison and after that I was fired. actually I was fired before my trial even started. So before you know, you're supposed to be innocent before proven guilty, but Apparently you're just guilty. So they fired me before my trial even started. And you know, the person that that fired me, who I thought was on my on my side was gonna help with the retaliation and stuff, that person ended up firing me even faster because I found out that he actually knew the people that I arrested during my investigation. And you know, karma what goes around comes around and he Him and his brother are like, you know, being investigated by the feds now for the same corruption and extortion racket that hit the people I rested were doing. So you know, I wanted to point out all these things. And to all the people that are thinking about, you know, whistleblowing and stuff like that, please be careful about doing it. please cover, you know, CYOA, cover your own ass. I know that in the NYPD. They say that you must report it to internal affairs and therefore my advice to you is drop an anomalous log just so you get that log number so that you s you know, did report to them. But other than them, report it to the A G's office. State, federal, report it to, you know, DOY, state, city. you know, get recordings, get proof, get a lawyer, And you know, don't do it directly out 'cause you you would think that You would think the department wants you to do it. I know they say it all the time, but what they say and what they do are two different things and they don't want that to come out because it embarrasses them, right? And they lose face. So, definitely get a lawyer and, you know, let the lawyers handle it through different channels. but you have to get that log number, just cover your own ass. 'Cause they're gonna use that against you too, 'cause they did that to me even though I reported to the A G's office instead of internal affairs, you know. They they try to put that as a charge too. But yeah man, is I I I've been feeling very uncomfortable these days. know, but I've seen all this stuff coming out in the news and I've been wanting to Do a video about it, you know. I know this is like a half-assed video. but if you follow my channel, if you follow Sal Greco's show, all the finance unfiltered, you will see all the stuff that I'm talking about. You know, I I repost all the time, all the news that I'm talking about and stuff like that. I reported it all the time. I repost it. It's on my you know, on my channel, on my different platforms, on my social media and all that stuff. And you know, you'll see the LAPD cop that's getting s I think it was like thirteen felony charges or something like that. It's crazy. They say that he violated some kind of like I guess like s it's supposed to be top secret or whatever or conversations violating federal privacy or some some crap bullshit like that. But you gotta understand like, you know, being a whistleblower, you're allowed to do that. You're allowed to expose, you know, corruption in the workplace and, you know, racism in the workplace and stuff like that and it's a bullshit charge. I don't know why how that or how that even made it to court or why the DA even DA in LA know, even decided to charge that. You would think that a a a place like LA, where they don't even charge shoplifters and stuff, they're a very liberal city, that they will want this kind of stuff, but you're wrong. All right, because the DA's office works with the police department. they're all part of the same system. They're all part of the same body, you know, arm, leg, head, you know, body, whatever, they're all part of the same justice system and they work together. So even though the DA's office is always talking about how you know they're against corrupt cops and bad cops and stuff like that, the cops, you know, the department itself they try to protect for some reason. you know it's political you you watch my back, you scratch my back, I scratch your back, type of stuff. Also, there was a deputy commissioner from Mountain Vernon that went to go do a drive-by with her son. So it was it was the deputy commissioner who was the mother. the father was there too, I believe. The father was driving, I believe. And then the son was there. And the son had a criminal history. shooting with the police officer, shooting out with police officers and and other people. And apparently he he had some beef with some other people and he went to go do a shootout. She's a deputy commissioner in Mount Vernon and this shootout was in the Bronx, back of the courthouse. I worked at the Bronx Courthouse before, Bronx Central Booking before as a sergeant. when I was jammed up. And their their central booking their central booking is not like Brooklyn Central Booking or Manhattan Central Booking, where you know the cops park their car and they work they walk the perps, you know, into central booking. Their central booking actually on one side of the block, on the side block, it's all R and Ps lined up, waiting to go They got a dock in the bay and then the gate comes down. Like it's like a garage, right? The garage door comes down and then they take their perps out and then they walk them in. And then once everything is secured, then they drive the car back out. They they lift the gate up, they drive the car back out, and then they go park the car, and then they come back in and you know, help lodge the perps. usually it's backlogged and there's lines of R and Ps lined up. with their perps. So on one side you have cops all lined up. There's a big police presence. On the other side of that, on the other side side block is where the employees come in usually. There's a side door where all the cops come in for work and stuff like that. And, you know, court officers and there's actually I think a court officer station by there's a bay over there too for corrections. Then the front, there's court officers also. In the backpack though, side block. It's a small side block where there's no there's less police presence. But for you to do a shootout by the Bronx Courthouse, your accent get caught. And I d I d I don't I don't know what this mother was thinking being a deputy commissioner of Mount Vernon, police department. It it's it just goes to say something. You know what I mean? It it's we're in the living in times where I believe all the New York police department, all the other police departments are in a need to do screening and stuff. You know? and stuff like that. And Sorry, Yeah, so I think we we need to definitely Take a deep look into all the New York police police departments. not just NYPD, but like Mount Vernon and you know, Albany, Buffalo, state police, nationwide, actually, you know, like LAPD, Georgia police. There's so much stuff in all these different police departments that are going on that, you know, they're putting in the wrong people. Some people, there was one one cop. from California where he was trying to go in he did he fed a homeless person feces in a s in in a sandwich box or whatever and then left the next a homeless person to eat and he's now running department in Texas or something like that. you have another guy that did something else and he's running department in Michigan or something. Like it it's I s I've been seeing all these all these different police departments and the people that they choose to run it, they have bad criminal histories. You know? I don't know what happened to the screening. You know, I I guess they don't do screening anymore, background checks and stuff like that. You know, I I don't know what is it they they they don't want integrity. I don't know what it is, you know, like What is the point of putting all in all these bad actors to run the departments? You know, I would think that they will want good actors and you know people to that truly want to change the department for the better, right? Where People in the community will start appreciating officers again instead of seeing them as the enemy or being in fear of them, violating their rights and stuff. You know, like I used to I used to think it was silly when people tell me, I don't feel safe around police officers and stuff. And sorry, that's that's my baby here. She's like say hi. Say hi. Okay. I used to think it was silly when they said that they didn't feel safe. Around police officers and stuff. And now, you know, after all all I've seen and stuff, I understand how they feel. Like, you know, I I know I'm gonna get I'm gonna get a lot of like, you know, push back on this and and a lot of those that drink the Kool Aid and whatever, they're gonna be like, yeah, whatever, but now says blah blah. Well those stuff. Well this hate going on but I don't feel safe neither now when I see a you know white and blue car go by NYPD, whatever and stuff like that. My first my first reaction is who's that? What do they want? Are they gonna fuck with me? then, you know, when I realize that okay, you know, I'm in a safe place and I hear for to fuck with me and stuff like that, then my guard comes down, you know. But that's sad that That has to happen. You know, that thinking process comes that way. We definitely gotta do something to change it. You know what I mean? I'm down to, you know, help change it and stuff like that. If if they allow me. you know, I put in for some other positions and stuff to try to change it. But I don't know if they want somebody like me that would actually do the work, you know. But yeah, I just wanna come on here and is it petty for me to say so, but I told you so. You know, with my investigation I've been I've been saying this since the beginning and everybody's been you know, I've been getting pushback on it and stuff. it's not just happened with this, happened with COVID when I was like, Yo, we should get some masks and prepare and You know, I stopped my campaign and got masks and gave it out to all the elderly and first responders and stuff. And then when it became a thing, then everybody else started doing it and then there was a mash mask shortage. Then, you know, food and stuff. I've been doing that. You know, food insecurities during COVID and giving out meals with some friends that I met and who I'm whom I'm friends with to this day. And they're great people and they're still doing it. you know, food pantries and food insecurities helping people with food insecurities and stuff. stop Asian hate when Trump with his stupid remarks saying Kung Flu and stuff like that, I knew that was gonna be a danger for us and you know. there's some marches with China Mac and Will X Ham and stuff and you know been pushing Stop Asian hate before it was popular and and then when politicians saw that, you know, it's a big movement, then they started wanting to join. But when we try to reach out to them, they didn't want to join. You know, like I I there's some stuff I've been foreseeing for, you know, a while and police corruption and criminal justice corruption was one of the things that I've been seeing for a while. And I've been saying it for a while. And I hope people see it now. I hope people don't wait, you know, because usually people don't care until it's them on a chopping block. Or it's them being targeted. or their being affected. But, you know, I hope people will stand behind me now when I'm trying to fight this corruption and stuff like that, you know, and yeah. It might be petty to say I told you so, right? But I did. And you know, hopefully now people will listen and there'll be a change. You know? Peace and blessings. also all this Islamic phobia stuff that's going on, you know I think it's silly. people talking about Zoham, Mamdami, like you know, the mayor. Mamdami when he's hiring all these people, I saw I saw a post like he's hiring Muslims, a lot of Muslims. Who cares? What's the big deal? Yeah, like There's nothing wrong with being Muslim. You know, so stop that, you know, that phobia and stuff, like the whole thing with, yeah, but nine eleven, but terrorism and stuff. No, that has nothing to do with Islam and has nothing to do with Muslims. You know, that's just a radical group of people that do radical things. And, you know, if you do your research and you listen to people like John Kariaku, like you'll realize that the US government enables that that kind of stuff. Israel kind of pushes for that kind stuff. So if you wanna ask me, Am I pro Israel, pro Palestine? I'm gonna probably say I'm pro Palestine, man. D I'm gonna get a lot of big pushback to this too. You know, does Israel have the right to exist? I think every every nation has a right to exist, but Israel is is doing a lot of Netnet Nethan Hay that guy fucking what's his name? Net Netanayu? Netanyahu or whatever his name is. Bro that that guy he's doing a lot of F tough stuff. You know, I mean, like I I don't like what he's doing. And whenever this this peace talks and stuff, it's like he doesn't want the peace. He doesn't want, you know He likes the war. He wants to take over more more land and and expand and stuff, which to me is you know, it's not cool. So that's my that's my take on that. yeah, my take is free Palestine and you know Let those let those people be. Yeah, let them be in peace. Yeah. as far as more Muslims or we're seeing more more is people who practice Islam in politics and stuff like that. That's great. I d you know, like it doesn't bother me. I took my Shahada before and you know, I I converted to Islam before and it's a beautiful religion, you know. do I fully practice it now still? I take some teachings from it. But I don't do the five prayers and stuff like that, you know. I eat pork. You know, I'm not fully I'm not I'm not in Islam right now, you know. but I've been there. I've done the prayers, I've done the lessons, I read the Quran. I actually read the Quran while I was in jail. And The book actually, you know, gives a lot of respect and refers back to the Bible and you know, the Torah a lot. And you know, it's all one religion. It's all one God. So I don't know where all this hate and ignorance is coming from. But it it it's it's silly. I don't know why in this day and age we're still hating on, you know, people being black, brown, yellow. It's so silly to me. It's so silly and ignorant to me. It's just you know, I we're all want people on this earth and we're all just trying to survive and we're all we all want what's better for our family and stuff like that. And, you know, I think in this day and age, all this hate just because person looks different, it's silly. It's silly, dumb, ignorant, and it needs to stop. You know, we need to move forward together as a people and you know better this place for everybody. You know what I'm saying? another thing is money out of politics. I agree with that too. And you know, if you guys have any questions for me, just leave a questions in the comments and I'll try to, you know, touch on it or answer it. Thanks. Peace and blessings.