I personally think that it's really sad that these policemen robbed a person who they are paid with our taxes to take care of in an emergency and not use that as an opportunity to rob them.
I myself have had mostly good experiences with the police here, I had a small retail business and the ones I befriended that worked in the area where my business was never ever asked me for any type of bribe, or anything like that.
I will say that the police here are underpaid and feel that the government is working agianst them and does not support them.
I am originally from New York City and we had our share of corrupt, mafioso and drug dealing police back in the 1960s and 1970s and it was really bad, 99% of that was cleaned up though, with tough new requirements for police such as only hiring police with at least 2 years of college, higher salaries and cost of living adjustments, good publicity and support from the mayor. Of course here there is a lot of distrust for the police that goes back many years and it will be hard to change that anytime soon. Even more so with this video. How unfortunate.