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* ''Film/{{Shakedown}}'' (1988) has another one of New York City's not so finest mirdering a drug dealer who he robbed.
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* ''Film/{{Shakedown}}'' (1988) has another one of New York City's not so finest mirdering murdering a drug dealer who he robbed.
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** Of course, Dexter is one of these, although he's a forensic examiner rather than a detective. He was also trained by his adoptive father, who was already a cop but couldn't bring himself to actually kill criminals who escaped justice. In season 2 Dexter is the subject of an ongoing investigation when the corpses of his victims are discovered, which he manages to avoid by making it look like another cop within the department had turned to serial killing.
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** Of course, Dexter is one of these, although he's a forensic examiner rather than a detective. He was also trained by his adoptive father, who was already a cop but couldn't bring himself to actually kill criminals who escaped justice. In season 2 2, Dexter is the subject of an ongoing investigation when the corpses of his victims are discovered, which he manages to avoid by making it look like another cop within the department had turned to serial killing.
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* ''Film/FortApacheTheBronx'' Danny Aiello's "Morgan" and to a lesser extent unknown John Aquino's "Finley" as
two of the NYCPD's not-so-finest doing this.
two of the NYCPD's not-so-finest doing this.
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* ''Film/FortApacheTheBronx'' features Danny Aiello's "Morgan" and to a lesser extent unknown John Aquino's "Finley" as
as two of the NYCPD's not-so-finest doing this.
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* Kurtis Stryker of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.
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* Kurtis Stryker of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.series is as willing to perform [[FinishingMove Fatalities]] on his foes just like the rest of his cast, and his normal win animation in ''VideoGame/MortalKombat9'' is blowing up his enemy with a grenade. Surprisingly, he's one of the good guys.
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* ''Series/{{Hightown}}'': In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested). She later learns he and a couple other cops murdered a sex worker too.
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* ''Series/{{Hightown}}'': ''Series/{{Hightown}}'':
** In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested). She later learns he and a couple other cops murdered a sex workertoo.too.
** Season 3 also has [[spoiler:Ray go off the deep end in his corruption by murdering Frankie]].
** In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested). She later learns he and a couple other cops murdered a sex worker
** Season 3 also has [[spoiler:Ray go off the deep end in his corruption by murdering Frankie]].
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* ''Series/{{Hightown}}'': In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested).
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* ''Series/{{Hightown}}'': In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested). She later learns he and a couple other cops murdered a sex worker too.
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* ''Series/{{Hightown}}'': In Season 3 Jackie discovers that [[spoiler:Detective Tom Dolan]] was actually the man who'd murdered Petey over an antique bayonet. He nearly murders Jackie after she's found out too, but she saves herself through stabbing him in self-defense (he lives to get arrested).
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* In Paul Tyner novel ''Literature/ShootIt'' what 1974 movie ''Shoot it: Black, Shoot it Blue'' is based on.
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* ''Literature/GirlsDontHit'': Shannon, a police officer, murders Joss [[MurderTheHypoteneuse to get rid of her so she can have Colin]], making it [[SelfDefenseRuse look like self-defense]].
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* [[https://www.expressnews.com/news/article/SAPD-officer-Stephen-Smith-vigilante-spree-16393133.php Stephen Smith]], an officer with the San Antonio Police Department was linked to three murders (at least) with apparent [[VigilanteMan vigilante motives]] in the 1980s, being ultimately shot by his own partner Farrell Tucker, and was explicitly called a "killer cop" by officials. It appears he also tried to murder his own superiors after they disciplined him as a result of him committing (non-fatal) PoliceBrutality. The film ''Vigilante Cop'' in 1991 (also known as ''Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance'') is based on the case.
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* ''VideoGame/MasterDetectiveArchivesRainCode'':
** Due to PoliceBrutality, the Amaterasu Corporation Peacekeepers are unfettered, and are willing to turn to murder at a moment's notice if it's to their convenience. This is made the most clear when [[spoiler:Yomi manipulates Yakou Furio to commit murder]] and, as shown in the final chapter, [[spoiler:they have executed plenty of residents unaware they're homunculus clones already, as seen from the defects dumped into the restricted area by Makoto.]]
** [[spoiler:Chief Yakou of the Nocturnal Detective Agency is revealed as the culprit of Chapter 4, of whom was ''also'' manipulated into doing so by Yomi, who leads the aforementioned Peacekeepers.]]
** Due to PoliceBrutality, the Amaterasu Corporation Peacekeepers are unfettered, and are willing to turn to murder at a moment's notice if it's to their convenience. This is made the most clear when [[spoiler:Yomi manipulates Yakou Furio to commit murder]] and, as shown in the final chapter, [[spoiler:they have executed plenty of residents unaware they're homunculus clones already, as seen from the defects dumped into the restricted area by Makoto.]]
** [[spoiler:Chief Yakou of the Nocturnal Detective Agency is revealed as the culprit of Chapter 4, of whom was ''also'' manipulated into doing so by Yomi, who leads the aforementioned Peacekeepers.]]
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* It's implied in ''Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2'' that the night guard before Jeremy (currently working the day shift) is the man responsible for the [[WouldHurtAChild Missing Children Incident]] mentioned in [[Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys the first game]]. [[spoiler:One of the killer's Atari-esque sprites in the random after-death minigames depicts him with what appears to be a gold badge (which he also has in his EasterEgg appearance in ''[[Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys4 4]]''), the minigames depicting the murders are implied to have happened the week before the game, and on Night 5 Phone Guy all but states outright that the guard was arrested under suspicion. However, William Afton ended up not being charged and released due to the bodies never being found. Afton infiltrated the Freddy's location of 2 as a security guard despite his earlier falling apart with his fellow founder Henry and things rapidly escalated from there.]]
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* It's implied in ''Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2'' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2'' that the night guard before Jeremy (currently working the day shift) is the man responsible for the [[WouldHurtAChild Missing Children Incident]] mentioned in [[Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1 the first game]]. [[spoiler:One of the killer's Atari-esque sprites in the random after-death minigames depicts him with what appears to be a gold badge (which he also has in his EasterEgg appearance in ''[[Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddys4 ''[[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys4 4]]''), the minigames depicting the murders are implied to have happened the week before the game, and on Night 5 Phone Guy all but states outright that the guard was arrested under suspicion. However, William Afton ended up not being charged and released due to the bodies never being found. Afton infiltrated the Freddy's location of 2 as a security guard despite his earlier falling apart with his fellow founder Henry and things rapidly escalated from there.]]
