In some criminal cases, it’s almost like the contrast between the crime and the person committing it, which somehow makes everything more shocking. For example, when the criminal is a police officer – something that seems to occur ridiculously often – breaking the law instead of upholding it. Then there are cases where nurses intentionally harm or even kill the vulnerable people they’re supposed to be caring for. Or when already-disgustingly-wealthy businessmen dodge taxes or run Ponzi schemes so they can make just that little bit more money. 



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* The NJ.com article can be found here.




Content Warnings: murder, abuse of power.



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