Three LAPD officers have sued Steven Sutcliffe, the owner of killercop.com, who allegedly put a 'bounty' on their heads after a data release of personal information.
General Counsel for the Los Angeles Police Protective League Robert Rico reacts to the anti-police website targeting LAPD officers that allegedly obtained information from the LAPD chief. Rico says ‘there is no justification,’ on ‘Fox & Friends.
He added,"We have people who have taken the list and are now criminally, we believe, making threats against the safety of officers, calling for a bounty and awarding a bounty for individuals who would go out and kill a cop.
The same Twitter handle linked to a database of the officers’ headshots in another tweet writing,"Clean head-shots on these #LAPD officers. A to Z."
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