Most police corruption is to look the other way, and to protect someone -- not to do jobs.

Only the police can launch an investigation into whether corruption has taken place.

There's a lot of corruption over here within the Afghan police. Some, quite frankly, are corrupt, and others are trying to do a good job, do the best they can. And you'll find that a lot of them even in leadership positions, they still can't read and write.

The police have to do their jobs and not just implicate anyone because it is a black male and the person has a previous record.

It's (corruption) never been systemic, because a fish rots from the head,

The police force is full of corruption, and the law process has collapsed,