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stroo wrote:
As someone else stated above, almost all police chiefs similarly anti gun and anti second amendment.

Whose salt you eat, whose song you sing.

ScottDLS wrote:

JALLEN wrote:You mean he had a reputation for the appearance of integrity even while close subordinates realized he was having an affair with a junior who got to do the bio.

I think the affair was with a reporter, not a subordinate. But I believe that adultery is still a crime under UCMJ, though not sure if the person that one is cheating with has to be married too.

She was a West Point grad, a Major selected for LCOL in the reserve. That's why I said "junior" not subordinate. She was not a reporter but some sort of writer, whatever they are.

As the scandal broke, the Army revoked her pending promotion.

You mean he had a reputation for the appearance of integrity even while close subordinates realized he was having an affair with a junior who got to do the bio.