Prosecutor Robert P. McCulloch is a serial liar. His mishandling of an investigation into an undercover drug sting that left a drug suspect and his passenger dead at the hands of police, is very clear.

In 2001, witnesses in that case told a grand jury that the suspects tried to escape arrest and then drove toward them; the jury declined to indict. McCulloch told the public that every witness had testified to confirm this version, but journalists reviewed the previously secret grand jury tapes and found that McCulloch lied: only three of 13 officers testified that the car was moving forward.

A subsequent federal investigation found that men were unarmed and that their car had not moved forward when the officers fired 21 shots; nevertheless, it decided that the shooting was justified. McCulloch also drew controversy when he said of the victims: "These guys were bums."

McCulloch has been criticized for misrepresenting secret grand jury testimony in his public statements about the 2001 case.

The prosecutor’s family history has also been cited by opponents. McCulloch’s father, a police officer, was killed on duty by a black assailant. Consequently, in his mind, every black man is a bum, and that made his involvement in the death of Mike brown an absolute travesty of justice.

It is time to indict Robert P. McCulloch for obstructing justice.

Recently, the media exposed the fact that this corrupt man has obstructed justice, and in response, he wrote the following letter. The actual translation behind his words follows: "Thanks to the vigilance of the media, the fact that I have obstructed justice has been exposed. I will therefore do whatever I need to do to thwart the allegation that I am absolutely corrupt, which is clear and obvious to anybody with half a brain. If you discover any other documents I have withheld, please let me know and I will produce them as well because I want to avoid obstruction of justice charges. In the meantime, I applaud my allies for this!"