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10 Best Corrupt Cop TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked

No one wants to run into a corrupt cop in real life, but these shows are proof that a maverick who doesn't play by the rules makes for great television.

10 Best Corrupt Cop TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked

The 2006 British limited series Low Winter Sun, later remade in 2013, follows Detroit police detectives Frank Agnew and Joe Geddes as they cover up the murder of a corrupt cop while dealing with organized crime. The show excels with its stacked cast, including Mark Strong and Lennie James, and its neo-noir writing by Chris Mundy. However, the American version may come off as overly grim.

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