Honestly, the dude isn't just a good cop, he's a great one.

No nonsense, applying the law correctly, not swayed by title or position, even when other people come in and are telling him that he's putting his job in danger.

He knows the judges and prosecutors will wipe the charges away like they always do, but he is the one who is removing a drunk from someone's property, and doing the right thing.

Not police brutality, but police integrity..