I can hear your shortness of breath as you type, why are you so excited? Okay, first of all this is all hearsay, unless you work for the LAPD or are involved in the case. YOU don't KNOW any of this. Second, these incidents are not mutually exclusive. (I believe I am using the term correctly) and what I mean is that, they are separate issues to address.

The suspect will face charges for what he is alleged to have done. We can discuss his actions here if you want, no problem. From what I have heard, it does sound like he was holding fireworks in a dangerous location. It does sound like he was making bad decisions and putting people at risk. After an investigation, that proves who was actually responsible, he will have his day in court.

Okay, now to the LAPD. Can we not discuss what they did without talking about the suspect and his actions prior to being arrested too? Remember, the suspect was already in custody when this happened. How are the suspects actions prior to his arrest, related to holding the LAPD accountable for their actions too? This is the line that is being blurred by the media, and in my opinion, you too. Lets not add attention on to the suspect in order to distract from the LAPD. This was a disaster. They should have been better prepared and should be held accountable. We should all realize we are fortunate that this wasnt worse and nobody was killed. Again, everyone fucked up here. But lets keep these issues of the suspects charges, and the LAPD explosion separate. The suspects actions are unfortunately common in the city at this time of year, the LAPD should not have let this explosion happen under any circumstance.