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* Unusual {{Music}} example: Music/BillyTalent song "Burn the Evidence."
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* ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'': In one {{Sidequest}}, a medical lab has unknowingly acquired a sample of werewolf blood -- a threat to the {{Masquerade}} -- so the vampire player character is sent to steal it before it can be studied.
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* ''Film/GlassOnion'': When Helen confronts the CorruptCorporateExecutive Miles with notes that prove he stole his business plan from Andi, he simply grabs them and burns them in front of her, correctly assuming that all the witnesses will side with him out of self-interest. [[spoiler:It takes [[MadeOfIncendium much more explosive]] evidence of Miles' misdeeds to force them to flip -- still out of self-interest.]]
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* ''[[Literature/TheElenium The Tamuli]]'': Late in the series, the heroes realize that the Cynesgans are taking orders from Cyrgai. They also realize the large quantity of smoke coming from the chimneys of the Cynesgan embassy in Matherion is the same color as that produced by burning paper. But by that point there's a telepath among the heroes, so destroying the records doesn't help the Cynesgans.
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* ''[[Literature/TheElenium The Tamuli]]'': ''Literature/TheTamuli'': Late in the series, the heroes realize that the Cynesgans are taking orders from Cyrgai. They also realize the large quantity of smoke coming from the chimneys of the Cynesgan embassy in Matherion is the same color as that produced by burning paper. But by that point there's a telepath among the heroes, so destroying the records doesn't help the Cynesgans.
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* ''Series/DowntonAbbey'': When Bates is under suspicion of Green's murder, Lady Mary finds a train ticket in his coat pocket that could link him to the scene of the crime, and, after a brief SuddenPrincipledStand, burns it to protect him. Ironically, as the ticket was ''unused'', [[NiceJobBreakingItHero it would have actually supported his alibi]].
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->'''Arnold:''' But the document! Where's the document?
->'''Scheck:''' Unfortunately, like your little plan, it's about to go up in smoke.
->'''Scheck:''' Unfortunately, like your little plan, it's about to go up in smoke.
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->'''Arnold:''' But the document! Where's the document?
->'''Scheck:'''document?\\
'''Scheck:''' Unfortunately, like your little plan, it's about to go up in smoke.
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'''Scheck:''' Unfortunately, like your little plan, it's about to go up in smoke.
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* ''Fanfic/NotTheIntendedUseZantetsukenReverse'': Chapter 25:
--> After a drunk driver crashed into his car one foggy morning, Arikado narrowly escaped questioning by abandoning his car, destroying the license plates and all other evidence, and flying off in bat form.
--> After a drunk driver crashed into his car one foggy morning, Arikado narrowly escaped questioning by abandoning his car, destroying the license plates and all other evidence, and flying off in bat form.
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[HangingAround commit]] [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before his boss and Walker could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, partner and almost killing Sage County District Attorney Clark, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[HangingAround commit]] [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before his boss and Walker could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[HangingAround commit]] [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before Walker and Captain Ryder could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[HangingAround commit]] [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before his boss and Walker and Captain Ryder could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before Walker and Captain Ryder could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved them first and arrested the trio before they could get them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[HangingAround commit]] [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before Walker and Captain Ryder could arrest him]].]]
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details Janet Monroe, corrupt nursing home director, using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover to find the evidence needed to prove it and then alerts Walker and Trivette via a transmitter connected to Walker's pager hidden in a bible that he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, Monroe tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her and her rogue doctors and ex-con orderlies away for a long time.
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details Janet Monroe, a corrupt nursing home director, using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover to find the evidence needed to prove it and then alerts Walker and Trivette via a transmitter connected to Walker's pager hidden in a bible that he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, Monroe tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her and her rogue doctors and ex-con orderlies away for a long time.
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details a corrupt nursing home director using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover to find the evidence needed to prove it and then alerts Walker and Trivette via a transmitter connected to Walker's pager hidden in a bible that he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, the director tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her away for a long time.
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details a Janet Monroe, corrupt nursing home director director, using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover to find the evidence needed to prove it and then alerts Walker and Trivette via a transmitter connected to Walker's pager hidden in a bible that he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, the director Monroe tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her and her rogue doctors and ex-con orderlies away for a long time.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnoldTheMovie'' provides the page quote[[spoiler:, mixed with an EngineeredPublicConfession]]. [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Scheck]] reveals to Arnold and Gerald his true motives for destroying their neighborhood. He's been planning to avenge his family who lost a significant event during the Revolutionary War by tearing down Arnold's neighborhood and replacing it with a hulking building carrying the Scheck name. He then burns the document to ensure that his plans will proceed. [[spoiler:However, this later [[DidntThinkThisThrough comes back to bite Scheck]] due to the whole thing being CaughtOnTape [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own surveillance cameras]], plus the document being shown as clear as possible before it was burned, and Arnold manages to retrieve the incriminating videotape from the building's security monitor room. Moments after Arnold shows the video to the angry townspeople, Scheck is ultimately [[PutOnAPrisonBus arrested]].]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnoldTheMovie'' provides the page quote[[spoiler:, mixed quote, [[spoiler:mixed with an EngineeredPublicConfession]]. [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Scheck]] reveals to Arnold and Gerald his true motives for destroying their neighborhood. He's been planning to avenge his family who lost a significant event during the Revolutionary War by tearing down Arnold's neighborhood and replacing it with a hulking building carrying the Scheck name. He then burns the document to ensure that his plans will proceed. [[spoiler:However, this later [[DidntThinkThisThrough comes back to bite Scheck]] due to the whole thing being CaughtOnTape [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own surveillance cameras]], plus the document being shown as clear as possible before it was burned, and Arnold manages to retrieve the incriminating videotape from the building's security monitor room. Moments after Arnold shows the video to the angry townspeople, Scheck is ultimately [[PutOnAPrisonBus arrested]].]] ]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it them first and arrested the trio before they could get it.them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, upon which he and his two partners are indicted for killing Glenn's partner, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.Ryder could arrest him]].]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, bust hours after a party following a baseball game Sage City officers competed in with the Rangers, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], evidence the following morning]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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* ''Literature/DeadSilence'' has several {{Mega Corp}}s, Verux has done quite a lot of this to hide their coprorate malfeasance with their Mars colony Ferris. Claire only finds out about the details thanks to working for them. Later on [[spoiler:they try it again by scuttling the space ship Aurora, to hide their use of a sonic weapon that drove everyone aboard insane.]]
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* In ''Literature/DeadSilence'' has several {{Mega Corp}}s, MegaCorp Verux has done quite a lot of this to hide their coprorate malfeasance with their Mars colony Ferris. Claire only finds out about the details thanks to working for them. Later on [[spoiler:they try it again by scuttling the space ship Aurora, to hide their use of a sonic weapon that drove everyone aboard insane.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an [[PursueTheDreamJob aspiring Texas Ranger Ranger]] starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then framed Glenn and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime by planting the stolen drugs in the former's locker. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Winslow following a recent drug bust. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then framed Glenn planted the stolen drugs from that previous bust in Glenn's locker, framing him and his partner (who was then murdered by the trio) for their crime by planting the stolen drugs in the former's locker.crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then framed Glenn and his partner (who was then murdered by the busted detectives) for their crime by planting the stolen drugs in the former's locker. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then framed Glenn and his partner (who was then murdered by the busted detectives) trio) for their crime by planting the stolen drugs in the former's locker. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives that got busted, and then planted framed Glenn and his partner (who was then murdered by the busted detectives) for their crime by planting the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime.the former's locker. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he Glenn gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take evidence]], but instead of taking those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn that got busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as a rookie Sage City police officer for the Sage City PD and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney retrieved it first and arrested the trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details a corrupt nursing home director using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover and alerts Walker and Trivette he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, the director tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her away for a long time.
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** Season 6's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS6E5ForgottenPeople Forgotten People]]" details a corrupt nursing home director using her business as a front for an operation where she's using [[ElderAbuse her patients as guinea pigs in]] [[WouldHarmASenior illegal medical experiments]] where she plans to put variations of an outlawed Alzheimer's drug on the market. When CD is sent in undercover to find the evidence needed to prove it and then alerts Walker and Trivette via a transmitter connected to Walker's pager hidden in a bible that he is about to be murdered by nursing home officials for threatening to expose their scheme, the director tries frantically to shred the experiment records while Walker and Trivette beat up her {{orderlies|are creeps}}. Luckily, some pieces of evidence survived, sufficient to put her away for a long time.
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney got to the evidence first and arrested the trio. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies of those photos Glenn hid at a library: Gage and Sydney got to the evidence retrieved it first and arrested the trio.trio before they could get it. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested the trio. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there to the evidence first and arrested the trio. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, [[spoiler:Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them.the trio. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, [[spoiler:Lt. Lt. Shell went on on to [[spoiler:to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, [[spoiler:Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, [[spoiler:Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled before he could be arrested arrested]] by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. [[spoiler:It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. [[spoiler:It's It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt.[[spoiler:Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. [[spoiler:It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. [[spoiler:It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's [[spoiler:It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. [[spoiler:Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. [[spoiler:Much Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. [[spoiler:Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. [[spoiler:Much later in the episode, it's revealed to be ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]]. Rather than take those photos to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, [[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested arrest them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" in Season 9 had Glenn Cooper, a rookie Sage City police officer busting [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug ring, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed to be four: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]] Rather than take the original photos Glenn gave him to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before planting the stolen drugs in his locker, and then sending the three busted detectives after him. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest the drug dealer they were working with, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** In "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" in Season 9 had (Season 9), Glenn Cooper, a an aspiring Texas Ranger starting off as rookie Sage City police officer busting and descendant of the legendary Ranger Hayes Cooper, busted [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug ring, [[spoiler:but trafficking operation conducted by Chick Winslow. [[spoiler:Much later in the episode, it's later revealed to be four: ''four'' dirty cops: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]] evidence]]. Rather than take the original those photos Glenn gave him to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before planting tipping off the three detectives Glenn busted, and then planted the stolen drugs in his locker, and then sending the three busted detectives after him.[[FrameUp framing]] Glenn for their crime. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest the drug dealer they were working with, Chick Winslow, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** "Deadly Situation" in Season 9 had Glenn Cooper, a rookie Sage City police officer busting [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug ring, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed to be four: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]] Rather than take the original photos Glenn gave him to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before planting the stolen drugs in his locker, and then sending the three busted detectives after him. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest the drug dealer they were working with, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
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** "Deadly Situation" "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E2DeadlySituation Deadly Situation]]" in Season 9 had Glenn Cooper, a rookie Sage City police officer busting [[DirtyCop three of his own]] for partaking in a drug ring, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed to be four: his boss, Lieutenant Shell, was the leader of the operation, and following the bust, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he gave him the original copies of the evidence]] Rather than take the original photos Glenn gave him to internal affairs, Lt. Shell likely destroyed them before planting the stolen drugs in his locker, and then sending the three busted detectives after him. It's quickly subverted with the additional copies Glenn hid at a library: the three busted detectives tried to destroy that evidence, but Gage and Sydney got there first and promptly arrested them. One of the detectives then promptly confesses Lt. Shell's involvement in the case, and while Gage, Sydney and Trivette arrest the drug dealer they were working with, Lt. Shell went on on to [[DrivenToSuicide commit suicide]] at his home before he could be arrested by Walker and Captain Ryder.]]
