[BeHoldAPaleHorse]

In this case it sounds like the supervisor actually appeared in court AGAINST his subordinates ~ which is sure a strange place for a supervisor to go to correct any problems he should have corrected earlier.

Supervisors who have been lied to can get a wee bit...peevish. Nay, snippy. Verily, even a touch...testy.

[EnochPowellWasRight]

"Supervisors who have been lied to can get a wee bit...peevish. Nay, snippy. Verily, even a touch...testy."

Citizens who see our government in the person of the US Attorney seemingly working for the cartels and foreign governments can get a "wee bit peevish. Nay, snippy. Verily even a touch...testy."

[muawiyah]

When the supervisor hasn't done his job correctly, he, too, could end up going to jail.

This one ain't over.