> Though Neu was criminally charged by former District Attorney George Gascón in 2016 with 17 criminal counts, these charges were dropped after the Sheriff’s Of

> Though Neu was criminally charged by former District Attorney George Gascón in 2016 with 17 criminal counts, these charges were dropped after the Sheriff’s Office allegedly destroyed evidence in the case; in one instance, an investigator’s laptop was smashed with a hammer, purportedly due to a virus. Was the virus the kind that infects your brain, makes you delirious, and start smashing things with a hammer? /s But seriously, if someone cost the tax payers $280,000, why should you re-hire them? The allegations here are so disturbing. If any other kind of employee did anything half as bad, they would be fired without a second thought, whether they were convicted or not, whether they were in a union or not. I can't think of a single other union or industry where employees have this much power to remain on the job.