L. Coles on Oprah

[lane]

theres no joy in life more than arresting a man who has either beat his kids or molested them.......i know its not good for the children to see the parents getting locked up but the day i took this guy away from his son that he molested everytime he came home drunk and locked his *** up it was a feeling of pure joy......just to see the smile on the kids face wheni told him he was not going to get hurt anymore was worth all the work i had to do to become a officer in the first place

very well said..
you just made my day....

keep up the great work..you sound like a great man.

 

[neosapien23]

he needs to...people need to know it's not their fault because that is some ****ed up **** to do to a kid.

Coles is an extremely selfless person. He is sending a message to kids that it is not their fault and that they should tell someone. He knows that young kids look up to start atheletes and he is using his noteriety (spelling?) to shed some light on a big problem.

 

[Crown Royal]

theres no joy in life more than arresting a man who has either beat his kids or molested them.......i know its not good for the children to see the parents getting locked up but the day i took this guy away from his son that he molested everytime he came home drunk and locked his *** up it was a feeling of pure joy......just to see the smile on the kids face wheni told him he was not going to get hurt anymore was worth all the work i had to do to become a officer in the first place

Did he accidentally fall out of the car on the way to the station?

 

[Gamebreaker]

I remember when this was new, and first did the show. I think it was around a year ago. He did a very courageous thing by coming out and being a role model for other children out there who may be going through the same thing. I don't like him as a person, but I definitely respect him for his courage.

 

[PAISAN247]

Did he accidentally fall out of the car on the way to the station?

NEXT QUESTION......

 

[jay cee]

I remember when this was new, and first did the show. I think it was around a year ago. He did a very courageous thing by coming out and being a role model for other children out there who may be going through the same thing. I don't like him as a person, but I definitely respect him for his courage.

I don't know anything about Coles, but another poster said that he was a thug in this thread.
Can you give me a little background on why you don't like him as a person?

 

[Gamebreaker]

I don't know anything about Coles, but another poster said that he was a thug in this thread.
Can you give me a little background on why you don't like him as a person?

His reasonings for wanting out of D.C. were ridiculous. It just seemed like he made up whatever excuse he could because the offense was changing from pass happy Fun-N-Gun, to a Gibbs offense which is more run-oriented. He said he didn't see the ball enough, yet he caught 90 passes. He was obviously lying, and just seemed like a quitter.

Futhermore, many people have commented that he wasn't a pleasant person to meet. Their was actually a whole thread full of people talking about their encounters with him and how rude he was.

I've never met him personally, but from what I know of him, he doesn't seem like the type of guy I'd like.

 

[jay cee]

His reasonings for wanting out of D.C. were ridiculous. It just seemed like he made up whatever excuse he could because the offense was changing from pass happy Fun-N-Gun, to a Gibbs offense which is more run-oriented. He said he didn't see the ball enough, yet he caught 90 passes. He was obviously lying, and just seemed like a quitter.

Futhermore, many people have commented that he wasn't a pleasant person to meet. Their was actually a whole thread full of people talking about their encounters with him and how rude he was.

I've never met him personally, but from what I know of him, he doesn't seem like the type of guy I'd like.

thanks for the info Gamebreaker.