How the police treat those who expose criminal activity engaged in by police officers
Bob Mullally's story
Bob Mullally released to the Los Angeles City Council, Police Commission, and to the public, LAPD records showing that LAPD officers regularly covered up the criminal activities of domestic abuse engaged in by officers. The below entries are the results of conducting a search on the web site of The Los Angeles New Times for “Mullally” on 06may01. The search results Have been arranged here to be in chronological order with the oldest item First on the list.
Code
Buster
Until Bob Mullally exposed them, LAPD wife beaters were protected by the
department's code of silence. Now he may go to jail — something the wife-beaters never did.
By Tony Ortega October
5, 2000
Keller-Blind
Justice
Federal judge William Keller does the LAPD's bidding by finding Bob Mullally
guilty of criminal contempt for exposing some of the department's most shameful
secrets.
By Tony Ortega January
11, 2001
Leaker's
Luck
Even the prosecutor wanted him let go.
By Tony Ortega March
29, 2001
NEW STUFF 02sep01
Bob Mullally's story was covered in a 60-Minutes segment named "LAPD Confidential" on 13 February 2000. There will be further activity in the case, 24 September 2001 is a critical date. We will post here a sample letter that you might wish to copy and send to 60-Minutes requesting a follow-up story. We find it disgusting that the person who exposed serious crimes engaged in by LAPD is facing jail for being a legitimate whistle blower who is trying to look out for the citizens who were, are, and will be victims of police criminal activity.