<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

Honesty is a pretty broad word but there are ways to measure it.  Where policework is concerned I'm talking about whether or not a cop will break the law or stretch the rules and assume they are allowed to do so because of the job they do.

If you feel this whole line of questioning is unfair, presumptuous, naive, or whatever, you can blame reddit posts.  You can blame the media, who write the stories that get posted.  Or you can blame the people who are involved in the stories that get reported in the first place.  I know that there are cops who do their jobs for the right reason.  I know cops who I truly believe are good people.  In those cases it's because I grew up with the people.  But there's a bad feeling lately coming from things I've read about abuse of power and how it has led to huge miscarriages of justice.

Comfort me.  Attack me.  Enlighten me.  Do something to make me believe that there is hope.
<bot>: I want cops to discuss all the bad cop stories we hear about and to ensure the world that most cops are good.