[AlexandrB]

This is a very sheltered take. Go south of the border to Mexico (you don't need to go anywhere as far as Africa) and you can experience getting pulled over for no reason by a cop looking for a payout. That's not to mention that cartels are allowed to run rampant and collect "protection" in Mexican cities because the cops either don't care, are in the cartel themselves, or are being paid off.

As I said to another commenter, "some of the least corrupt" != "not corrupt". I'm sure some countries are better, but there are not that many.

[9283409232]

You don't need to go south of the border. You can get pulled over for no reason in the US and have drugs planted on you by a cop simply having a bad day. I'm not interpreting least corrupt as no corruption. I think least corrupt is still a ridiculous statement.

[KingMob]

"Sheltered take"? Your only concern about police malfeasance seems to be money.

Many people have WAY worse concerns. There's a sheltered view here, but it's not the one you're thinking of.

[bobsomers]

This is Whataboutism. What the police are like in Mexico is irrelevant to someone living in the United States.