A high-level executive who recently resigned from his post at Los Angeles World Airports said in an interview that he improperly used his city-issued cellphone for personal communications but denied that sexually explicit content was involved. Former Deputy Executive Director Mike Molina said he did not send or receive sexually explicit messages and insisted that his departure had nothing to do with text messages. But he conceded that he had used his phone for personal business in an unprofessional way -- and said such messages posed a “potential embarrassment” to him and the airport. " There were probably texts I sent that were of personal nature. I’m sure there were. I should have used a personal cellphone rather than mix personal texts with business texts discount tods men," he said. Asked who sent or received the texts the north face osito jackets, he added: “It could have been friends of mine. It could have been people I know from church. It would be unprofessional for me and inappropriate for me to use a city phone like that and unfortunately that’s what I did.”related articles：

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