Sometimes cops just get lazy and do sloppy investigations. If that's the case here, then they have some explaining to do. Of course, cops have planted evidence in the past, and the will do so again - no doubt. It's entirely possible that they did in fact plant evidence here. However, my only concern is that people are quick to jump to conclusions when they get a hold of a video showing a police officer doing something seemingly wrong. Sometimes that is the case, sometimes it is not. Video is pretty good evidence, but it is rarely all the evidence in any given case. One can only form an accurate conclusion after having considered all the evidence.
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