On Thursday, the Louisville Metro Police Department held a press conference to discuss last Friday's incident which resulted in the arrest of Masters champion Scottie Scheffler...

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To which Scheffler's attorney, Steve Romines, responded:

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"Our position remains the same as it was last Friday," Romines said, via ESPN's Jeff Darlington. "I am not negotiating as we have no interest in settling. I am preparing to litigate as needed and the case will be dismissed or we will go to trial because Scottie did absolutely nothing wrong."

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grizzlylongcut•11 months

Holy shite, THAT’S the Louisville police chief????…….LMAO

cajunmud•11 months

She looks familiar...musta been up here trying to put lipstick on these pigs before.

BigDickRick16•11 months

And Scottie is white, and now you see why the charges are not being dropped.

Timeoday•11 months

Police love to use their authority to show off, especially when it involves an event they might not ever get a chance to see.

Most police are the very same people everyone picked on in grade school. They just getting their payback.

jpainter6174•11 months

That's one big arse eye brow...

Kreg Jennings•11 months

If I’m the PGA…I never do an event in Louisville again.

Drizzt•11 months

Can you sue for malicious prosecution?

9Fiddy•11 months

I’m sure you can. Also suing for emotional damages resulting in the loss of wages, which in Scottie’s case is a big arse number. If they don’t drop charges before the arraignment, he’ll have to miss The Memorial.

SelaTiger•11 months

should make the pig apologize publicly

grizzlylongcut•11 months

He ought to go after his job

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