This is Handel on the Law.

Marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

For those of you that are not really up to what's happening at the LA County Sheriff's Department,

there's been a history with LA County Sheriff's, and it has not been a pleasant one over the last several years.

I mean, there have been lawsuits, there have been arrests,

there has been accusation of gang units, I mean, the sheriffs having gang units within the

sheriff's department, these vigilante kind of organizations that are within the sheriff's

departments. I mean, it's been a mess.

Well, here is the latest.

And this is mainly a negligence issue.

And that is a woman who was, well, she was eaten by an LA County Sheriff's Department dog.

I mean, she was bald, but we know these dogs actually eat people.

And she is suing the county, the county asking the department to end what's called the Find and Bite K-9 program. So here's what happens. She's 44 years old, Rosa Ramirez, and this is

the lawsuit. She's standing just outside her front door talking to a deputy last year.

And it was, no, I mean, it was no big deal.

She wasn't arrested anything.

And all of a sudden, an off-leash patrol dog swoops in and clamps down on her hand and permanently injuring her.

Now, I've told you time and time again about these quote permanent injuries.

People in the yes, you know this all the time.

Bill, I got rear-ended or I rear-ended someone and it was a three-mile-per-hour crash

and now they're claiming massive injuries and they're never going to walk again and they're

in hysterics and they're going to have nightmares for the rest of their life and yeah we're just on and

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