Criminal
Feb. 13, 2013
How should whistle-blowing officers be judged?
Should officers who report misconduct be subject to discharge merely because their allegations ultimately cannot be substantiated? By Glenn Rothner
Police Chief Charlie Beck deserves to be commended for announcing that Christopher Dorner's termination case will be reopened in order to instill public confidence in the department's transparency and fairness. His statement is particularly admirable coming at a time when Dorner remained at large, suspected of committing heinous crimes. But before it begins, Chief Beck should outline what the review process will entail. Will it involve a ...
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