People in the West are generally insubordinate to law enforcement??

[ÁGUIA]

What an entitled spoiled brat. The older one trying to pull the race card (an affront to actual racism victims) looking for the easy victimization, not regarding their own conduct, as if they deserve special/differentiated treatment above the law. Insulting and spiting on the officer so classy and advisable.

Most of the times you'll get what you ask for. They just got what they asked, simple as that.

[Linebacker]

If there are countries where officers could really do something like this: ''A small pack of drugs gets slipped into your pocket and good luck proving it wasn't yours'... then I think it is just common sense not trust them.

It can be done in absolutely every country.

Everybody that arrives in lock up is screaming he's innocent and that he didn't do anything, so nobody will even pay attention

[Finnish Swede]

It can be done in absolutely every country.

Everybody that arrives in lock up is screaming he's innocent and that he didn't do anything, so nobody will even pay attention

For sure...can be done. But would it be done? That's the question.

Officers (as anybody) follows some ethics, values & morals. Some others different ones. That is greatly a culture question.

How independence the judiciary is (from leaders/those who are in power or from whose who have money) plays a great role here (if we look a bigger picture).

Below list gives some idea how that is (based on people's experiences).