VANESSA BRYANT WANTS NAMES OF SHERIFFS ACCUSED OF SHARING PHOTOS OF KOBE BRYANT CRASH

Vanessa Bryant has filed a complaint to publicly name the deputies who allegedly shared the photos of the crash site with Kobe Bryant. 

 Just last September, Vanessa Bryant sued the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department over the sharing of “unauthorized” photos. 

Additionally, she sought damages for negligence, invasion of privacy, and intentional pain of emotional distress. 

 Furthermore, Vanessa Bryant’s lawyers filed a revised complaint on Wednesday; adding the officers and the Los Angeles County Fire Department as defendants in the suit. In addition, the new court reports detail the internal matters by the sheriff’s department.

 It goes on to state that one officer took up to 100 photos at the scene; several of which were then quickly shared by text and other phone messaging apps over the next two days by deputies. Moreover, it appears that the names of the deputies were blacked out in the report. 

So, the court will be deciding whether the complaint should be sealed or not.