I'm more concerned about um the public not knowing about it. >> Like every citizen, I have the right to due process, and there are parts of what has been claimed and documented that I don't believe is true, including inconsistency. An Aurora City Council member was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Days later, he addressed the arrest publicly and refused to resign. He emphasized due process. He disputed parts of the police report and he said he's taking steps to restore trust. But here's the question. This isn't just about a court case. It's about public office. When an elected official is accused of dangerous conduct, should staying in power be automatic or should accountability come first? That's not a legal question. That's a leadership one. Fin lies, baby.