That is a political problem. Does it justify turning from the rule of law?
That's a hard question. I am beginning to think that we are past the time of Clair Wolf's, "America is at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards."
My personal experience with Blue over California weapons laws cost me ~25 grand in Maple Leafs that "disappeared" from my safe as they "searched" my house for malformed bits of metal. I may be a bit biased.
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“That is a political problem. Does it justify turning from the rule of law?”
NO, it is NOT a political problem. That cop is an individual and a citizen among us. NO politician forced him to do that. I don’t do those things, you don’t do those tings, and we all have the same political system. This is a bad person doing a bad thing and he needs punished, yet, he won’t be.
The cop did this because he does not fear punishment and he is a criminal. The political system failed to provide fear of punishment, but his personality is his, not the political system’s.