LMPD officer Nick Rodman dies after fiery crash Tuesday night in west Louisville

The administration housecats try to sidetrack any discussions on here casting them in a negative light. One of them likes to call white people glueface and start racial arguments or wish death by ambush on someone as he recently did. I'm fairly certain that guy is retired. A few others prefer to talk about their gay lifestyle as if LMPD hasn't had enough publicity in that area recently. They can play games on this site all the way, but the people of Louisville are waking up to the fact this department has major problems and they're a lot less safe than they used to be.

and if you're concerned about people f--king on-duty, it's a lot less likely on an LMPD beat with backed up report runs and calls for service. That's always been more of a problem in the suburbs and not necessarily LMPD either. Those who think they're above it all should probably go to places not under surveillance to cheat on their spouses.