lapd chief allegedly gave e personal information like the photos ask is names of more than 9,000 members of the lapd including undercover cops to anti-police activists. the union says this is putting a, quote, bounty on our officers. joining us now is the general counsel for the los angeles police protective league. robert, great to have you on the show this morning. good morning. thanks for having me. will: this is sunning. what justification is there the for the police chief to turn over the information to these activists? there s no justification. this is a colossal act of incompetence on behalf of the department, and the chief s director, elizabeth rhodes. the release was, in our minds, illegal, and we filed the appropriate litigation in court yesterday seeking to what we call claw back that information. it s stunned our officers and put them in grave carriage.
to jail. and fred fred did go home, under th watchful eye of the undercover cops, who also conducted a thorough search of the restaurant, for those note fred burnt they found nothing nor did fred contact anyon else for anything. and, so the next morning when you showed up, i 9:0 in the morning, in the pajamas i haven t slept a lot that night. we shocked? worried? i was very shocked, and ver wary while we are there. my response was we are here to rescue when they searched his house? they found one last piece of evidence, in a trash can one of those notes at fred scribbled in the restaurant. sloppy nick, it said he didn t throw it is trashing time. now across the country in georgia, charlie got the news yeah, i was another kind of
yesterday during spring break they search all these undercover cops in here to get involved with the dealers to go after the dealers to disrupt them from actually selling to the kids. so they got their hands full. you have the d.a. over 50% of the drugs out here on the market is laced with fentanyl, eventually we ll have to stop what is happening at the border because there is only so much pro-active policing you can do. we just don t have enough cops. there is a national shortage no matter where you go. they got their hands tied right now and full, too. bill: thank you, lawrence. see you saturday night and looking forward to seeing the show. dana: that s a special on spring break at 10:00 p.m. saturday. thank you so much. bill: my first spring break trip was daytona. the only thing we did beer was the deal. we are so far removed from that lawrence is talking about now. dana: i think we went to
shirts. martin, that is the member of the scorpion unit, came over to their car and pulled walker out, pointing a gun at his head from one foot away. walker told the times. the officer took him to the police car where the other officers also had guns out. walker said he sought martin, justin smith, and haley on the scene and those are three of the officers charged in the nichols case. i said i just came over here to get a pizza, walker said. he, as in martin, did not ever give a reason why he pulled up on the car. that is walker s car. walker decided to call the memphis police department and its internal affairs unit the day after this assault. the internal affairs unit disregarded his complaint. walker told the l.a. times, the sergeant kept justifying it. i was pulled out at gunpoint with these people dressed as undercover cops. how am i supposed to feel? i did not even know they were police. i felt like what happened to tyre nichols was preventable if
pointing a gun at his head from one foot away, walker told the times. officers took him to the police car where other officers also had guns out. he saw three of the officers charged in the nichols case. i said i just came here to get a pizza, walker said. he, as in martin, didn t ever give a reason on why he pulled up on the car. that s walker s car. walker decided to call the memphis police department and itsmp internal affairs unit the day after this assault, but the internal affairs unit disregardedff his complaint. walker told the l.a. times, the sergeant kept justifying it. i was pulled out at gunpoint with these people dressed as undercover cops. how am i supposed to feel? i didn t even know they were police. i felt what happened to tyre nichols was preventable if internal affairs had taken action. it could have prevented it from happening, i believe. cities across the country have