KopBusters

We Caught A Really Nasty Kop This Time

Barry Cooper — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:55:48 -0700

Our second sting was a success. Our KopBuster team assisted S.W.A.T. in the execution of a search and arrest warrant that landed a krooked kop in jail.

I tricked a recently fired chief of police, Michael Meissner into believing I was going to feature him as a good Kop on the reality show. I told him we had attempted to sting him but were unsuccessful and realized he was a good cop. This developed a relationship between us that was key in his arrest.

Kopbusters Strikes Again: Second Sting Lands Kop Behind Bars

jeremiah — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 13:56:27 -0700

Michael Meissner, the Korrupt Kop busted by filmmaker and marijuana activist Barry Cooper.Texas Attorney General Candidate strikes again with his reality show, KopBusters. Barry Cooper assisted the Combine Police Department with the execution of a felony search and arrest warrant for recently fired Chief of Police, Michael Meissner.

KopBusters: Exposing Police Corruption

jeremiah — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 16:49:44 -0700

KopBusters was hatched in one of many late-night board meetings, which consists of me and my wife Candi smoking herb and pillow talking about our upcoming strategies to assist Americans. We were discussing the thousands of citizens who sent emails to NeverGetBusted.com asking for help regarding crooked cops in their communities. I

KopBuster Barry Cooper On The Alex Jones Show

jeremiah — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:48:25 -0800

Ex-narcotics officer turned anti-drug war crusader talks to radio host about his new show KopBusters.

Filmmaker Barry Cooper and his wife Candy appeared on The Alex Jones Show to discuss KopBusters, his new video exposing corrupt police techniques used to illegally bust marijuana growers.

Former Drug Officer Barry Cooper Debuts 'KopBusters' Trailer

jeremiah — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 03:30:34 -0800

An ex-drug warrior turned filmmaker busts corrupt cops breaking search warrant rules in a new reality show.

An anonymous tipster appeared to be harrying cops.

It sounded like the plot of the latest TV pseudo-thriller: a rogue cop, a woman scorned, a helpless father, a drug grower, a small town pastor and police that play fast and loose with the constitution, all colliding after an anonymous letter tipped off police to an alleged marijuana farm in a Texas town.