[governsleastgovernsbest]

Chief Moose is pretty frank about admitting the frustration he is experiencing. But even if he is not the world's greatest crime-stopper, he comes across as hard-working and sincere. His Prince Georges county counter-part seemed, in contrast, less authentic, more political, and clearly in over his head.

[nicmarlo]

[Chief Moose] . . . comes across as hard-working and sincere . . .

I agree, he does. I also sense, of course, he knows more than what he's telling.....besides the areas where he clearly states "he cannot provide that information" because of the ongoing investigation, etc. I am thinking, for example, of the question a reporter asked about "profiling." He, I am sure, knew the reporter was asking about the ethnicity, as well as psychological. But Moose was being PC . . . only mentioning the psychological and geographical profiling....never once addressing any OBVIOUS answer to "profiling." Side-stepping the question.

[OReilly]

Chief Moose is pretty frank about admitting the frustration he is experiencing.

Not to mention the FLUSTRATION OF IT ALL...

It took Moose 15 hours to get around to his first press conference, and he told reporters at that time that he wasn't going to take any questions. So if one doesn't give out any progress information, or clues for the public to help with, and then doesn't take any questions, what is the doofus doing up there?

So now we get to ask question and listen to Moose stumble around trying to say he is incapable, reluctant, and too flustrated to answer.