'I love being a policeman. I love looking in the mirror and the person I see,' before adding: 'I'm against police brutality.' On his Facebook profile Bosque concedes: 'I'm conceited about only one thing in life, and that is that I'm an excellent Police Officer.' Before he set foot in Opa-Locka, Bosque was kicked out of two police academies and two police departments. Accused: Bosque has been found driving with a suspended licence, with counterfeit money, and in possession of drugs in his car (file picture) Yet he is somehow always reinstated and is said to brag about his ability to play the system and exploit loop holes. Even his police chief Cheryl Cason says Bosque 'is a time bomb that has now exploded'. The Florida Department of Law, which reviews police misconduct, has repeatedly declined to kick Bosque out of the force for good. The department is not allowed to consider an officer's misconduct history when ruling on a specific case. Retired North Miami Police Major, Bob Lynch, told the Herald: 'If a police chief doesn't have the power to fire them he or she is helpless. 'It comes down to whoever has the final say, whether it's the human resources director or the mayor. Plenty of police chiefs try to fire nasty cops and get stuck right back with them.' Bad record: Last year there were 41 internal investigations at Opa-Locka in Miami-Dade County - the force only has 68 officers One of the cases Bosque was disciplined