Originally Posted by Charlie_Bubble

Yes, I know what you are talking about, but I think you are completely wrong in this case. If he never faced any legal comeback, or if he was found guilty, but the judge gave him a very lenient punishment then I could see that maybe it would be a case of being above the law, but he was charged, tried and found not guilty by a jury! This wasn't just a judge pulling strings for a fellow law enforcer, or things being swept under the mat. It was all open and above board. He was found not guilty and to be honest the whole thing probably cost the taxpayer a shedload more than it was probably worth.