Harmeet Dhillon

My billing. Yeah. When the bills are questioned, the city gets punished harder. So, you know... You would hope judges are looking at these things carefully. Guess what? Judges are busy and judges are not looking at them that carefully.

My billing. Yeah. When the bills are questioned, the city gets punished harder. So, you know... You would hope judges are looking at these things carefully. Guess what? Judges are busy and judges are not looking at them that carefully.

Well, the monitors are not being paid by the DOJ. They're being paid by the cities. So the cities that are under the lens of the DOJ are having these costs imposed on them. And there's, like I said, no accountability. There are annual conferences of the judges who impose the consent decrees, of the monitors who enjoy the fees and don't solve the problem.

Well, the monitors are not being paid by the DOJ. They're being paid by the cities. So the cities that are under the lens of the DOJ are having these costs imposed on them. And there's, like I said, no accountability. There are annual conferences of the judges who impose the consent decrees, of the monitors who enjoy the fees and don't solve the problem.

Well, the monitors are not being paid by the DOJ. They're being paid by the cities. So the cities that are under the lens of the DOJ are having these costs imposed on them. And there's, like I said, no accountability. There are annual conferences of the judges who impose the consent decrees, of the monitors who enjoy the fees and don't solve the problem.

And the city officials who think it's all kind of a game, let's have community policing and let's have a bunch of random people who have no background in dealing with crime tell the police what to do. There's annual junkets. It's an industry. It's a multi-billion dollar industry making America more unsafe for the most part.

And the city officials who think it's all kind of a game, let's have community policing and let's have a bunch of random people who have no background in dealing with crime tell the police what to do. There's annual junkets. It's an industry. It's a multi-billion dollar industry making America more unsafe for the most part.

And the city officials who think it's all kind of a game, let's have community policing and let's have a bunch of random people who have no background in dealing with crime tell the police what to do. There's annual junkets. It's an industry. It's a multi-billion dollar industry making America more unsafe for the most part.

Well, people are afraid in America's cities. And we have been made to believe that riots, like after the Minneapolis incident with George Floyd, like the regrettable incident where Breonna Taylor was shot. By the way, my department is prosecuting the two cops who lied to get... a no-knock warrant in that case.

Well, people are afraid in America's cities. And we have been made to believe that riots, like after the Minneapolis incident with George Floyd, like the regrettable incident where Breonna Taylor was shot. By the way, my department is prosecuting the two cops who lied to get... a no-knock warrant in that case.

Well, people are afraid in America's cities. And we have been made to believe that riots, like after the Minneapolis incident with George Floyd, like the regrettable incident where Breonna Taylor was shot. By the way, my department is prosecuting the two cops who lied to get... a no-knock warrant in that case.

I mean, that is a serious offense and we're going to hold those individuals accountable, which is different than holding the whole city of Louisville and all the taxpayers in that city accountable for mistakes that were allegedly made by two individuals. So, you know, what a concept, you know, individual responsibility for individual mistakes.

I mean, that is a serious offense and we're going to hold those individuals accountable, which is different than holding the whole city of Louisville and all the taxpayers in that city accountable for mistakes that were allegedly made by two individuals. So, you know, what a concept, you know, individual responsibility for individual mistakes.

I mean, that is a serious offense and we're going to hold those individuals accountable, which is different than holding the whole city of Louisville and all the taxpayers in that city accountable for mistakes that were allegedly made by two individuals. So, you know, what a concept, you know, individual responsibility for individual mistakes.

And so, you know, we do that regularly in each of these jurisdictions, Tucker, where the DOJ has been examining these police departments. There have been police misconduct cases and cops have been punished either at the state level or at the federal level. That's appropriate. They're bad actors in every industry, you know, media and law and medicine. But...

And so, you know, we do that regularly in each of these jurisdictions, Tucker, where the DOJ has been examining these police departments. There have been police misconduct cases and cops have been punished either at the state level or at the federal level. That's appropriate. They're bad actors in every industry, you know, media and law and medicine. But...

And so, you know, we do that regularly in each of these jurisdictions, Tucker, where the DOJ has been examining these police departments. There have been police misconduct cases and cops have been punished either at the state level or at the federal level. That's appropriate. They're bad actors in every industry, you know, media and law and medicine. But...

Asking cops as a matter of a multi-hundred page consent decree to sort of be doctors and predict Americans with Disabilities Act outcomes, adverse outcomes, is just insane. And it doesn't work. And, you know, let's face it, if these lawyers were any good at organic chemistry, they wouldn't be lawyers, right? No, that's right. I mean, you know, so...

Asking cops as a matter of a multi-hundred page consent decree to sort of be doctors and predict Americans with Disabilities Act outcomes, adverse outcomes, is just insane. And it doesn't work. And, you know, let's face it, if these lawyers were any good at organic chemistry, they wouldn't be lawyers, right? No, that's right. I mean, you know, so...

Asking cops as a matter of a multi-hundred page consent decree to sort of be doctors and predict Americans with Disabilities Act outcomes, adverse outcomes, is just insane. And it doesn't work. And, you know, let's face it, if these lawyers were any good at organic chemistry, they wouldn't be lawyers, right? No, that's right. I mean, you know, so...