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updated 11:16 AM EDT, Fri September 21, 2012 NEED TO KNOW Police say a husband confessed to 'slowly' cooking his missing wife's body for 4 days Afterward, he allegedly discarded her remains in his restaurant's grease pit Husband allegedly tells cops: 'For some reason, I just got violent' Copy the text below to embed this video on your webpage: Police say a chef killed his wife, then slow cooked her body for four days in a 55-gallon drum before discarding her remains in his restaurant's grease pit.

that is just wrong who would do that?

"New York police officer Gilberto Valle conspired to kidnap women, who prosecutors argued he planned to rape, torture, cook and eat, a federal jury decided Tuesday."

What kind of person likes to eat people?

^A cannibal

The Brooklyn DA's Office is probing whether an NYPD cop stole $1,300 from a construction worker while searching him in ­Coney Island, officials said. The investigation was launched after a video emerged showing the unidentified officer putting his hand into the pocket of Lamard Joye and pulling out what looks like papers as the Brooklyn man is ­being held up against a fence shortly after midnight on Sept.

A women was supposedly sexually assaulted by a cop that was transporting her to a jail. This case is still in preliminary stages, but policy has already begun to change

Three cops came to the scene and in 70 seconds, they had killed this North Carolina family's son.

There's usually always two different sides to a story. The two other cops will have to come forward and also tell what happened.

if he was taserd then fell don and they got onn top of him then ther was no reason to shoot him at all

"Researchers from Florida Atlantic University, Arizona State University, and the University of Texas at El Paso, found that despite increases in violent crimes, the hazards of policing has dramatically declined since 1970 with a 75 percent drop in police officer line-of-duty deaths. The study also refutes the theory of "war on cops," following the Ferguson effect and Michael Brown's death in August 2014, and finds no evidence to support those claims. "

"As many as 100 of the city's 1,500 patrol officers are being assigned a camera after a judge set aside the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association's (BPPA) edict that its union members not wear them until the demand is included in the union membership's contract."

A Pennsylvania man was arrested in what Chester County Prosecutor Tom Hogan calls a "cold-blooded, pre-planned killing" of the man's estranged wife, the mother of his four kids, outside a convenience store. James Hvizda is accused of killing his wife Kimberly Hvizda -- who had a restraining order against him -- around 11 p.m.

ten military police officers in Brazil are accused of torturing and killing a 47-year-old brick layer -- and then hiding his corpse.

It's much more than just a game of good cop/bad cop. Some police officers are very serious about helping save animals while they're on duty (and off duty, too, of course). Police Officer Jon Boyer in Baltimore got more than his 15 minutes of fame when a photo of him cuddling a kitten he saved went viral.

Police officer William Pataky harassed and assaulted an ex-convict that claimed to be doing nothing wrong and has been in several other lawsuits regarding misconduct.

HAMMOND, Ind. (AP/ABC News) - A cellphone video shows police in Indiana breaking a car window and using a stun gun on a passenger. Image from cell phone video shows officer breaking car window. (Photo: Kurtz Law Offices via ABC News) The video was recorded by someone in the car who's suing Hammond police over a Sept.

A Fort Lauderdale 911 operator took the call. "They are beating my son!" a woman screamed. "They are going to kill my son!" "Ma'am, slow down. Who is beating your son?" the operator responded. "The poliiiice!" The words were an agonized wail. "I tried to talk to them, and the...

Baltimore police are investigating a caught-on-camera incident that appears to show a police officer spitting on a handcuffed suspect. WBAL's Jayne Miller reports.