The ones being interviewed range from the cops themselves to DEA agents and IA "cops". It's easier to believe the crooked cops than it is the others. One part has an IA investigator saying that when he looked at Dowd, he "saw perp", meaning that he saw Dowd as a perp. Nonsense. This is an employee of the police department whose only contact with perps is hearing cops describe things that have to do with perps. He's no more a cop than the police Commissioner or any of the brass is.
The skinny, bald DEA agent doesn't know anything that he didn't hear from some informer. I take whatever he has to say with a grain of salt. Hearing the cops tell what they did is more believable to me since it's more likely at least part of the truth. This documentary leaves me wondering what isn't being told that would be enlightening.
The skinny, bald DEA agent doesn't know anything that he didn't hear from some informer. I take whatever he has to say with a grain of salt. Hearing the cops tell what they did is more believable to me since it's more likely at least part of the truth. This documentary leaves me wondering what isn't being told that would be enlightening.