re: #10 ausador

ABC reported on Wednesday(?) that the Fraternal Order of Police had appointed a lawyer to represent him. So yes, his union will be picking up the tab for his legal representation. Still since it looks like he is most likely out of a job I’m sure that money will come in handy for other things.

I’m curious why you think he’ll be out of a job. If anything, the FPD and STLCPD’s actions so far seem to have towards absolving him of any guilt so he can remain in uniform. If he’s never charged, then I don’t see why they’d drop him from the force. Confine him to a desk for a bit until things die down, but I doubt very much they’re gonna take away his badge if he never sees the inside of a court room.