When I was an American soldier stationed in Germany, I learned a great word which gives (only approximately) the same nuance, but which is less jarring to those whose mother tongue is English. It is “scheisskopf”.
I think you can also call out the Aspen Police officer/DA for charging someone with, essentially, contempt of cop, getting called on it, and then coming up with another charge. I don’t see any reason obstruction wouldn’t be filed originally if that’s actually what Fordham did.
When I was an American soldier stationed in Germany, I learned a great word which gives (only approximately) the same nuance, but which is less jarring to those whose mother tongue is English. It is “scheisskopf”.
Dear Curmudgeon: As an M.P. who was stationed in Germany, I heard that word quite often!
I think you can also call out the Aspen Police officer/DA for charging someone with, essentially, contempt of cop, getting called on it, and then coming up with another charge. I don’t see any reason obstruction wouldn’t be filed originally if that’s actually what Fordham did.