u/H8beingmale

Don't get me wrong, if someone is no longer interested in someone, thats their right.

But normally or ideally when it comes to dating apps, if someone is no longer interested in someone, why don't they just unmatch the other person rather than just stop replying to their messages?

I'm sure people would rather be unmatched by the person who is no longer interested, but instead keep them in their match list and stop responding.

Its a simple question, plus, i'm not a law expert, but whenever there is a lawsuit filed against a police or sheriffs department, why do they refuse to discuss or comment about the pending litigation?

Are they being cowards? talk about lack of transparency.

Do they refuse to discuss or talk about pending litigation with the public, because if they end up discussing or commenting about it publicly, will it end up affecting or hurting their chances of winning the case on their end?

Just asking, because it reminds me of an incident that has caused massive outrage, i still haven't gotten over it.

Me and most of the country, other parts of the world, are just full of so much anger and rage towards the LAPD Fatal Dog shooting tragedy that happened on June 13th in Canoga Park, in the LA area. I'm just so full anger and hatred, rage towards this tragedy, incident.

The officer who pulled the trigger on Jameson, i think its right and accurate to say he has become the most hated officer in America, he's a damn coward, if you are afraid of a dog, even big size dogs, you don't deserve to be a cop, especially when you will face even much worse dangers being on the force, and after viewing the bodycam, he was already paranoid, he was already in "ready to kill" mode. He deserves to lose his job, be terminated from employment, should never be a cop ever again.

Some people i've spoken to about this, they think LAPD and the city of LA is likely gonna try to give Jamesons family a big fat payout to avoid going to trial and the courtroom. In legal terms its called a settlement.

And also, we haven't heard any new updates on the case within the past couple of days or more, do you think this case is just gonna remain out the public for the remainder, or do you think we will hear any new updates soon?

And yes i'm completely aware, it has been announced that LAPD and the City of LA is refusing to disclose the name, identity of the officer who killed Jameson the Dog, citing threats towards the officers life. Well what me and many people think about that, well, that officer asked for it.

Anyway, i know me and most of the country, other parts of the world who have reacted towards this incident, tragedy, we believe that officer does NOT deserve to get away with this, we hope he doesn't get away with it. Hopefully he is not able to stay in hiding forever and the public eventually finds out who he is.