Knapp Commission findings on police corruption in New York City support:
A) the "rotten apple" theory
B) the findings that large-scale police corruption occurs only at the lower ranks
C) the finding that changes in the laws cannot diminish corruption
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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The Knapp Commission found that police corruption in New York City was not just due to a few "rotten apples" but was widespread and systemic, involving officers at various levels, contradicting the "rotten apple" theory.

Knapp Commission Findings on Police Corruption in New York City