wha?

[Bob Loblaw]

Wisconsin DA says he's not stepping down amid texting controversy - CNN.com

A Wisconsin prosecutor apologized Friday for sending personal texts to a domestic abuse victim while prosecuting her former boyfriend, but said he won't step down from office...

...They cited a specific text that refers to the woman as a "tall, young, hot nymph," and another that says, "You are beautiful and would make a great partner someday."

what in the hell is the matter with that freaking guy? I mean...come on!

[cajunguy]

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of the "tall, young, hot nymph,".



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[lewisipso]

Good grief.

[jmur5074]

What a DUMMY.

[keith720]

It's too bad. He's a good D.A. but he needs to go!

[Jenna]

[pgg]

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of the "tall, young, hot nymph,".



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+1

[cajunguy]

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of the "tall, young, hot nymph,".



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STRICTLY for the purpose of helping us understand his reasoning for the texts - - - of course.



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[Pudge]

What. A. Moron.

[Ducky]

E-mails between Kratz and the state's Department of Justice suggest Kratz sent 30 text messages over a three-day period to the woman, who later contacted local police and "expressed concerns that if she did not do what [Kratz] wanted her to, [Kratz] might throw her case or possibly retaliate in other ways," according to the Wisconsin Justice Department.

Creepy jerk.

[Captain America]

D.A. stands for Dumb Ass

[lewisipso]

Officials have said previously that Kratz did not violate the law or any rules of professional conduct, but said his conduct was "inappropriate" and "could easily have adversely impacted his ability to successfully prosecute his case on behalf of the state."

Could have? How about will? How about will affect future cases? How about some victims will now not see the sense of even reporting a domestic crime? The perception of some people simply amaze me.