VIDEO: Attorneys agree to drop all charges against Scottie Scheffler after Louisville arrest

[@robertburch3813]

How ironic, a prosecutor explaining the background as to why a cop did something wrong as opposed to the defendant’s attorney. If he didn’t have his body cam on he should be fired…period.

[@57_Triumph]

There was never a time when the evidence supported any charges. It took 12 days to admit it. Unacceptable

[@will.m1110]

Is it a policy violation if an officer observes another officer committing a violation, and doesn’t report said violation?

[@krisformica8135]

enough is enough! bryan gillis is going to continue with this tyrannical behavior. that's what the badge means to him so why would he ever change

[@hueginvieny7959]

That officer needs to be fired he lied and was caught lying because of the amount of press attention a normal person would be screwed and jailed by his lying

[@jwhome9319]

Where is the lie?

[@imusa2002]

It took the prosecutor 6 minutes 10 seconds to finally present the motion to dismiss. It took Mr Romines 10 seconds to not saying nothing because he knew he was winning the entire process, asked to be excused, and walked out. Pretty strong mic drop!

[@TWG56]

We continued to work thru the long holiday weekend???? Are you serious??? This should have taken 4 minutes.

[@alejandrovavra]

I wish Judge Delahaney ordered Scottie to do a court mandated appearance on the Bryan Bros Golf Channel.

[@donniesmith8779]

I love this defense attorney... When I am winning, keep my mouth shut... Great lesson learned.

[@Golf05]

The LPD was probably hoping for more corroborating evidence to support Gillis's take on this incident but it never came, certainly not enough to warrant these charges. Not having the body cam activated didn't help his cause, although one could say that it might have damaged him big time had it been on so no one will ever know for sure.

[@Concern_Citizen]

Don't think it was about corroborating evidence. If you listen carefully to the prosecutor, he stated that what Mr. Scheffler said was true... also meaning, what the officer said was false. All the camera footage shared also reflected the trustfulness in Mr. Scheffler's statement. And also showed the falsity of Mr. Gillis charge.

[@timcecil4579]

We filed charges based on the words and statements of the officer. Period. The officer failed to turn on his body camera and in this day and age that should result in charges being dropped unless there is some over riding unquestionable evidence. Failure to turn on a body camera multiple times by any officer should result in termination. LMPD should now report how many interactions with the public occurred where an officer failed to turn on a body camera.

[@Freddieduda]

"We drop the charges". Why use 4 words when l can drone on and on, use hundreds and hundreds words that ultimately come to the same outcome. Clearly it's not only cops that copsplain.

[@3Kings249]

Good outcome & it took the shine off Scottie Scheffler day of play in future inside cam a witness because things change very fast & losing focus to play golf cost him prehaps another golf title who knows.

[@markschulte-b4f]

Louisville sucks

[@swb3248]

Why does this prosecutor get so sidetracked?

[@Bugsy0333]

His famous moment however it failed !

[@garyforney9421]

He likes to hear himself talk.

[@darwinmoen9248]

Isn’t this the same “stooge” that pushed this as “not appropriate”. This DA should be released of his duties.

[@BondJames-vz5wk]

Finally!

[@myd0gr3x]

THE STATE HAS THE DUTY TO PROSECUTE THE CRIMINAL ACTS OF ALL OFFICERS INVOLVED... the Prosecutor is as corrupt as the Police... the "Officer" committed false arrest, false imprisonment, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, mis-malfeasance, falsifying charges, falsifying government documents, deprivation of rights; the "Officer" is also the sole cause if 95% of his injuries latching onto a moving automobile when he could have (being an accident scene recreation expert) instead pounded on the hood or trunk to get the driver's attention... the Prosecutor is also REQUIRED to disclose exculpatory evidence, AND prosecute the "Officer" if there is evidence of the "Officers" wrong doing... If there is any true Justice the "Officer" should not be being treated as thought everything he did was lawful, and everything Scottie did was unlawful...🤔