What's up family? A Kentucky police detective allegedly offered to take a sexual assault victim home but instead took her to a motel and raped her again. John Nesson of Hill View Police Department was indicted on charges for official misconduct, tapering with a witness and theft by deception and connection to a September 2017 incident. The victim came in contact with Nesson while at the police department to report a rape. Nesson agreed to take her home and then he allegedly left the police department and actually drove her to the home of her alleged perpetrator. From there he drove the woman to a Brooks motel where he allegedly raped her. The woman claimed he also tried to persuade her to not pursue her case with the other alleged perpetrator. The misconduct claims reportedly surfaced as its own department investigated the initial rape report. Nesson was suspended from the police force and both cases were given to the Kentucky state police to handle. He's doing court on Monday. Here's what I want to know. How is it that he's not being charged with rape? I don't understand that somebody let me know if you're an attorney, if you are just somebody with any type of experience out there prosecute whatever let me know. How is it that he's not being charged with rape? This guy you know he has done more than what he's been accused of look at him. That is a very creepy looking dude. Guarantee you if you dig into his records. Now it's digging to his past. You're going to see some other stuff. Hell you can dig into his records too. I bet you they got other stuff on him. Guarantee go talk to some of the people they grew up with him. Talked his mom and dad. Hell they probably taught him to be that way. That's co-blooded man. How do you live with yourself? You see I can guarantee you that he was banking on I'm going to rape her and she's not going to say anything because number one she's afraid. Number two she has already been raped and she's broken and she's vulnerable. She's not going to say anything. I can get away with this and I bet you a dollar to a donut that that woman was poor because members of law enforcement pray on the poor because they know that they have very little resources to defend themselves. Look around most of these cases where the police are treating people bad they're in poor neighborhoods and these cops before they even get to the force before they get to the academy they're looking forward to coming to the hood so that they can crack some heads, rob people, steal, beat up people with immunity. This is their MO and it's not a rare case. It's not a few bad apples. The whole damn barrel is fuller riding apples. The tree itself is riding. The law enforcement tree is riding. That's why you see all of this criminal behavior. That's why it's so hard to determine a common criminal from a blue criminal. I think I might need to coin that phrase blue criminal. I like that. Yeah hold me to that. I think I got a coin. Look at that. Blue criminals. That's what they are. It's the same thing when they take advantage of great victims. It's the same thing when dudes seek out women who have been abused. They figure like if a woman has already been used to getting beat up then if I beat her up it ain't going to be that big of a deal. She's not going to expose me. She's used to being violated in that manner so I don't really have to worry about anything. This is their thinking. This is the way they operate. How low down do you have to be to rape somebody that's coming to you for help? Very low down. The woman was violated and she went to this clown, this subhuman for help. And he violated her in the same manner that she was initially violated. That's lower than low man. That's a special place in hell for that sucker. Damn that's low. Man we have some very despicable, just disgusting people in this country. A medium where blue uniforms. Sickening. Just sicking it. No more talk.