[Ol' Dan Tucker]

He gave an admission to law enforcement in January and is remorseful of what he has done. There's no reason or explanation, it was out of his character. He's thankful he got probation and accepts the judge’s sentence," said Smith’s attorney Leslie Ballin.

Imagine that. The first and only time in his career that the poor schmuck has ever lied and he gets caught. </sarcasm>

So, do you think he's sorry he did the crime, or just sorry that he got caught? </rhetorical>

[dznutz]

I have no idea if, or for what, he is sorry for. If he did commit a crime, he should be punished. My response to you was in regards to your characterization that all cops are liars. Now you know that is not true, and if you still state so, you are being disingenuous.