sportsfan41

I don't think anyone insinuated such a thing. But he's not intentionally performing bad at the combine. He's just doing what was expected when he announced he was entering the NBA draft.

Is that what he was doing at USC as well?

Sure isn't a lot of information available yet, but that's to be expected with Iran.

Sadly, I think it's trending the other way. Many are leaving LMPD for better departments.

For those charges, you should.

Most of the officers I know, just want to make it through their shift and get home. No one goes to work wanting to be in the news.

Not really, but that mentality is what criminals thrive on. I honestly think it was miscommunication followed by frustration, possibly on both sides.

The one you're immediately dealing with. I doubt it was the one that said go.

I've seen that a few times, but no explanation as to how it was marked. This happened at dusk, before sunlight during rain. Did the car have a bow on it or what?

In my opinion that's where it gets murky. Were Officers having other golfers go across the median? Communication is key on both sides.

Haha like they've not already heard that call. Numbers are low for a reason.

Yeah, to spell that out even further. You don't have to have intent to do it, just be reckless, in a manor which results in it. The assault 2nd surprised me but again, I know nothing about what happened this morning.

I'd fire him if he said anything other than at least that.

At this point I'd say there's no sense in speculation. We've seen both sides, police and golfers (both are human) screw up. I doubt that either side intended to make headlines today before the 2nd round started. I'd say let's hope both sides, recover OK from it. With that said, I can see a detective not having a body camera for this although I'm sure others likely did. A detective having a body cam at all times, like an officer on patrol isn't the norm or necessary in my opinion. Reason being is because detectives aren't usually responding to or initiating activity that requires them, if they expect a police action is likely or even possible, then they usually have one. However, an incident like this does show why you should/could need one while working a detail, even if it's as simple as a traffic detail. With all of that said. You could have a large debate as to when law enforcement should or shouldn't have a body camera and when it should or shouldn't be activated etc.

Yeah, in my opinion network and cable programming in the US has really dropped off over the last 5-10 years. But Netflix has thrived with their own originals during that same period. Coupled with the fact that most other countries don't have a fraction of the cable and network content that the US does and the international success is a no brainer.