The term "bad apple" doesn't begin to describe the problem of police misconduct and the utter lack of repercussions officers face for their crimes.

The Bad Apples in Law Enforcement Accountability Act is set to hold bad cops liable if they participate in the "deprivation of any individual rights."

Two law enforcement employees in the same town have been arrested for attempting to engage in child sex trafficking.

Seven women have recently reported being raped by fellow police officers over the course of years, and not a single one has been charged.

Two troopers in New Jersey were arrested for exchanging child porn and discussing what they would do to a 5-year-old girl.

The entire graduating class from the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation were all pictured raising their hands giving the Nazi salute.

Every officer in this police department has been convicted of domestic violence, destroying the bad apple theory — and one is a registered sex offender.

Two-thirds of an entire department has been criminally indicted blowing the bad apple theory out of the water.

Blowing the one bad apple theory out of the water, an entire department in North Carolina has been suspended after the two top cops were arrested for conspiracy.

A trio of state troopers has been arrested and charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay through fake tickets and false overtime logs.