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A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department captain told a California federal jury Tuesday that an order for his deputies to delete photos of a helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant came from outside the chain of his command, was highly unusual and may have been illegal.
A high-profile trial begins over L.A. County Sheriff's deputies’ sharing photos of the crash that killed Kobe Bryant.
8/28/2007: On this date in 1860, United States Army Lt. Colonel John J. Abercrombie established a fort at the head of navigation on the west bank of the Red River of the North, in what is now Richland County. This became the first military post to be built in what was eventually to become North Dakota.
In a lawsuit against L.A. County, Kobe Bryant's widow says she lives in fear that grisly images from the helicopter crash scene will go viral. County attorneys say the photos are gone and cannot be recovered.