Why cops cannot be trusted

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They are trained to lie to you.

They commit felonies on a daily basis.

The only reason they talk to you is to 'find' some reason to assault you with their satanic court system.

Here are a handful of violations that they commit each and every single day:

18 U.S.C. § 1201: Kidnapping (this is applicable the MOMENT you are handcuffed)
18 U.S. Code § 1593A: Trafficking in persons (this is applicable when they drive you to a jail or prison)
18 U.S.C. § 1203: Hostage taking (this is applicable when they lock you up into the box)
10 U.S. Code § 927 - Art. 127.: Extortion (this is applicable when they require you to pay $ for your release)
15 U.S. Code § 80a–36: Embezzlement (the Jail/Prison Bonds fund the wages of these mercenaries)
18 U.S.C. § 4: Misprison of Felony (locking you up without trial before there is even so much as a hearing)
18 U.S.C. § 2382: Misprison of Treason (applicable when you tell them the law and they violate it anyway)
18 U.S.C. § 242: Deprivation of rights under Color of Law (applicable when you have caused no harm)
18 U.S.C. § 1028: Fraud and related activity in connection with identification documents, authentication features, and information (applicable to when they obtain your picture, fingerprints, dna, semen, cum, saliva, blood, hair, ANYTHING from your physical body for that matter)
18 U.S.C. § 1512: Tampering with Witness, Victim, Or An Informant (applicable when they badger you, coerce you into giving any form of identification or documentation, interference with your life, etc)
28 U.S.C. § 1359: Collusion (police are always the biggest criminal mafia gang in town running organised departments of tyranny and oppression)

...just to name a small handful of the satanic activities that they engage in every single day.

So, if someone commits a crime against YOU, you don't want any of these things to be done to them----you want them to be given cookies and milk, tucked-in, and read a bedtime story?

Obviously cops doing their legal duty is not breaking the law, it is defined by the law.

Your interpretation of the laws you have cited shows you don't understand how the law is applied, and how their legal powers work. If you don't agree with the law that is one thing but that is not your argument.

Also you confuse judiciary and prosecution service with law enforcement. These are different things.

The police don't make the law they enforce it. So they have no reason to lie about their legal role, becuase it is a matter of public record anyway. They don't have a choice about that.

Yes cops can break the law. However the examples you have given don't apply within their legal duty. If they do commit those crimes it was outside of their legal role. You are trying to imply that that law is a contradiction in terms, but for the most part it isn't if you apply it they way it is intended. Also if there was a problem with he law in this way, this is hard to argue they are responsible for this anomaly.

Very good example of police breaking the law, and doing things outside their legal duty would be the UKs Special Demonstration Squad:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_D ... tion_Squad

This is a squad infiltrated various groups with deep cover operatives, not becuase they suspected them of crimes but in order to build credibility and be embedded in certain communities. They also stole the identities of dead children, and at least one was tried under a false identity to keep his cover.

Other examples would be officers taking backhanders from newspapers to supply information.

The main reason why cops might not be trusted is simply they are not that different from other citizens, and suffer from the same flaws you encounter from other humans.

Also sometimes cops struggle to understand the law as their training is not good enough, or chose to bend it.

Yes recruitment police can be bad too, training can be bad. Corruption can be an issue.

Sometimes agencies have justified getting in bed with criminals for the greater good (e.g. tip offs), but the problem is this can't be regulated and results in legal impunity for some, rather than to objective of the law to treat everyone equally. James wh***y Bugler's involvement with the FBI is an example of that.

I was ready to make a serious post when I saw the title, alas the content disappoints.

Meanwhile real people live, sacrifice, and die. Get it?

Sir, the police already did these things to me without jurisdiction, even when I did not commit any crimes.

The police need to be arrested, then brought to a seminar (milk and cookies is also not necessarily a bad idea), and yes, they need to be read stories whilst being held at said seminar, a three-hour seminar to be specific, and all of the extortion needs to be abolished.

Now that's just silly; everybody know that there are no such things as girls on teh Interwebz.

Well, I am compelled to tackle the problem, because it is a huge problem.
I actually trust Hitler and the National Socialists more (MUCH more) than American cops right now.
The U.S. has less than 4% of the world's population yet houses more than 25% of the entire world's prison population. This number actually exceeds that of former COMMUNIST U.S.S.R. at ITS peak of prisoners. All for $ profits $ of course. The U.S. is a Corporation (even by legalese definition as found in 28 USC § 3002{15}{A}). A County is also a Parish which is essentially defines everything done by the courts and police as a Corporate Religion).

I have long dreaded authoritarians of any stripe. I certainly don't trust them any further than I could throw them. it is far easier to be a hermit and just avoid all of that mess as much as possible.

Some are jerks,some are outstanding civil servants.
I saw a photo on the news of an officer wading through floodwater past waist deep,carrying a small elderly woman on his back.Risked his life to save her from drowning in a car.
So if you have a crazed naked tweaker pounding on your door,or worse,climbing in your window at three in the morning,who you gonna call?