Abusers in LAPD
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From your article (“Consultant in Contempt for LAPD Leak,” Jan. 6), it seems that U.S. District Judge William Keller needs to refocus his anger. Domestic abuse within the LAPD is an issue that needs addressing, and if it takes a whistle-blower to expose the story, so be it. We taxpayers deserve to know this problem is being taken seriously, and no judge should be allowed to circumvent such an investigation. If Keller conveys anything to Robert Mullally, the legal consultant who went to the media for the justice he couldn’t find in a courtroom, it should be appreciation, not a contempt citation.
DAWNA KAUFMANN
Los Angeles
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