I've literally been a victim of the mental health system and I still recognize that was doctors and nurses and orderlies that did that to me.
That's not disputing your point, only providing counterargument with context. Those cops in particular should be fired, and are actually bastards. If there was any corruption by police officers I've interacted with, I was not aware at any point. Doesn't mean this is that surprising, it's not like reality runs on video game rules that somehow make things fair.
Because I don't live where you live. And no, I'm not rich. I live with my parents and brother, our house is only paid for because my parents are in their 70s and though we have no mortgage, we do have bills and taxes and we pay in a low income tax bracket because we are actually in that bracket instead of fucking lawyer loophole bullshit.
My parent's house was paid for by selling our old house. They bought their old house 25 years earlier. That house had a 25 year mortgage. I get it, that's more fortunate than most. That's why I'm saying "If you weren't that lucky, I will defend you" and not "just ask for an interest-free million dollar loan". It's also far less common in the US to have a paid-for home in a safe neighbourhood.
Danger from police is always possible, I am wary of them. All I know is, I can't always trust my emotions and all it would take to destroy me is one corrupt cop, so I damn well know that I'm satisfied with the fact that the RCMP don't get to self-investigate corruption.