I'm literally shaking my head over this... 
Like, you're supposed to be a law enforcement officer, and you can't even keep it in your pants? 
23 years of service and still managing to get busted for some messed up stuff. I mean, I guess you could say he had a career-spanning case of poor judgment, but still... 
Can't believe how much of this guy's life was hidden from his colleagues and the public. Like, where were all these people when they should've been doing some vetting? 
Anyway, hope he gets a decent sentence for this... 
Like, you're supposed to be a law enforcement officer, and you can't even keep it in your pants? 23 years of service and still managing to get busted for some messed up stuff. I mean, I guess you could say he had a career-spanning case of poor judgment, but still... Can't believe how much of this guy's life was hidden from his colleagues and the public. Like, where were all these people when they should've been doing some vetting? Anyway, hope he gets a decent sentence for this... 
... gotta ask, how did it go undetected for so long? didn't anyone notice or report it back then? 
... don't wanna wish for anything bad to happen to Black, but he's gotta face the music now 
... fingers crossed for a fair outcome 
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still don't know the whole story but one thing for sure is this: accountability needs to kick in ASAP. can't just sweep this under the rug and expect everything to go back to normal 
. I mean, it just goes to show that nobody is above the law, not even people in positions of power 
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. The fact that they arrested him at work shows how serious they are about accountability 
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this whole thing is crazy, I mean, 23 years of service and you think no one's gonna catch wind of this kinda stuff? It raises some questions about accountability in the department, especially with internal affairs not jumping all over this sooner.