At Wilson and Rawls'suggestion, Carcetti decides to defer to Daniels, Herc's former commanding officer, who decides that a reprimand for excessive force is sufficient punishment.
Daniels decides that a reprimand for excessive force is sufficient punishment. At Wilson and Rawls'suggestion, Carcetti decides to let Daniels, as Herc's former commanding officer, decide the punishment.
At Wilson and Rawls'suggestion, Carcetti decides to let Daniels, as Herc's former commanding officer, decide the punishment. Daniels decides that a reprimand for excessive force is sufficient punishment.
At Wilson and Rawls'suggestion, Carcetti decides to let Daniels, as Herc's former commanding officer, decide the punishment. Daniels decides that a reprimand for excessive force is sufficient punishment.