But to think about 20 or 30 years from now bringing the person who oversaw the police in city government who then perhaps let these guys go, if that is what happened, that we are going to bring justice to the case now, you will have--you're talking about crimes that exist--that happened 30 years ago; are you not?
He questions the feasibility of prosecuting historical police oversight cases.
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