Being Punished For His Crimes

Collins shares of his short-lived, but malicious, time as a man of the law, “By the end of my short five-year career, I was a full-blown what you would call a dirty cop.” But his unethical ways were soon going to catch up with him. Eventually, he also got caught and was found guilty of falsifying police reports, stealing over $10,000 and planting drugs.

The Tables Turned

It would seem that things were going to take a surprising turn when a few days before McGee was released from jail, Collins was found guilty of all his crimes on January 29, 2009. Collins shares, “I got caught on Tuesday and my life crumbled. My job was gone, my money was gone, my friends, who supposedly were my best friends, they were more worried about their careers than our friendship, so they were gone. And I thought about suicide.”