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kobra860 · 02-10-2013, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by BruiserKC

I think it's amazing now that the head of the LAPD now wants to reopen Dorner's case. When Beck says he is not doing this to appease a murderer, he is doing just that. People are falling all over themselves to cheer for a man who is a cold-blooded murderer. That's all Dorner is...a complete, total, fucking coward who wants to use what happened to him to justify killing innocent people who had nothing to do with what ended his career.

Maybe he feels screwed over, maybe he felt like he got a raw deal. I lost any sympathy I might have had for him the moment he killed the daughter of the cop who represented him in the tribunal. Monica Quan had absolutely nothing to do with what happened to him. She did not deserve to be gunned down in cold blood. Nor did the cops who he shot at just for doing their jobs.

This isn't "Diehard"...this ain't John McClane kicking ass and looking cool doing it. This is a cop who snapped and is killing innocent people who have nothing to do with what happened to him. I want justice for this man...even if that means his breathing in deeply in the gas chamber.

Just like the 2 women delivering newspapers didn't deserve to get hounded with bullets by the LAPD.

**TehBrain** · 02-10-2013, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Rayfu

Sounds to me they where told the wrong color and model, by wintess which ,ales their case easir, guys and idiot but it oculd be the officer read the guys thing and felt the guy had to die

wrong but understandable hard to read stuff like tha

should they of checked? yes, but if I'm right the info they had sad evreything was right

there is a reasson NYPD is still around if it is corupt, they are not this stupid, they would not do this to "shut him up"
becuse fi they where, this would happen evrey day and not this rare

my guess is a cop fucked up, not the whole force, just one, it only takes one, one fires, you dont know whats going on many times hard to tell who shot first etc

Even if it was the guy they were looking for, to just catch up to the vehicle, pull over, jump out and start unloading rounds into the vehicle.. that's attempted murder.

**Bob the Jobber** · 02-10-2013, 11:45 AM

Douchebag kills civilians in his war on the LAPD. LAPD with their great intelligence try to silence and end the rampage of a man that claims that police abuse and corruption is at the heart of his motive by utilizing what they're best at, abuse of power by way of gunning down innocent civilians? It's always good to see a heel vs. heel feud. If he were a genuine man he would've targeted those who wronged him directly, not their children. Hopefully he's captured alive by a somewhat respectable police force (not the LAPD) and he's not only able to be used as a witness in LAPD corruption but is also able to be tried for his own heinous crimes. If he were taking out the crooked cops directly, it would be tough to hold it against him, but the way he's going about his "statement" is cowardice.

Corrupted forces such as the LAPD would be best nuked from orbit and then rebuilt.

**Haystacks Calhoun** · 02-10-2013, 11:57 AM

His testimony wouldn't be applicable in a corruption case vs the LAPD, the rampage has ruined any credibility he had.

SpeedStick · 02-10-2013, 12:54 PM

People Hate LAPD but they love this guy

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...ef=mostpopular

Call it the "Dark Knight Complex." In the age of the Internet and social media, behind certain high-profile alleged murderers, there are loyal fans.

Supporters of Christopher Dorner, the former LA policeman turned "cop killer," have shown up online, with tweets and fan pages on Facebook. Some call Dorner a "hero" for writing a nine-page manifesto alleged on racism and corruption within the LAPD.

Numerous supporters on Twitter are calling the alleged murderer a "Dark Knight." One Facebook page calls him "the hero LA deserves, but not the one it needs right now ... He's a silent guardian, watchful protector against corruption, he's our Dark Knight."

The vast majority of Americans are horrified that Dorner declared "war" on the LAPD and has allegedly killed three individuals so far. But the public disgust seems to add fuel to the fire for his followers, as it does with skeptics of 9/11, the Aurora massacre and the Newtown massacre.

However, it is clear that Dorner's fans have a more issue-driven focus than, for example, the fans, or "Holmies," of alleged Aurora shooter James Holmes.

Dorner's supporters say the media should be focusing on police brutality and officer-involved deaths as much as they are on this alleged killer.

Police are desperately continuing a massive manhunt across three states and Mexico in search of Dorner, who claims he was fired by a racist, corrupt police force. In their search for the dangerous police- and military-trained man, officers accidentally shot two innocent Latina women Thursday. Some of Dorner's fans have criticized the incident as an example of the police's "shoot first, ask later" approach and say Dorner is giving police a taste of their own medicine.

"This is an intelligent man who has stared into the dark heart of corruption," Ruth Iorio, a 33-year-old LA screenwriter, wrote to HuffPost in a Facebook message. "Now he's taking vengeance upon it, trying to turn the LAPD into the victims they have persecuted, including Kendrec McDade, Alisia Thomas and Kelly Thomas."

Edward D., 25, told HuffPost that he started the Facebook fan page "Christopher Dorner" to "wake up the citizens and force police departments to change their ways. If they learn from this, it shouldn't happen again." He continued, quoting President Kennedy, in a Facebook message, "'Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, will make violent revolution inevitable.' -JFK"

The individual behind the Facebook page "I support Christopher Jordan Dorner" explained to HuffPost that he started the page to steer the conversation away from Dorner's mental health.

"I knew that the media was going to turn this into just another 'He's a psycho ex-cop ex-military that went insane' story, and wanted to show that there was more to what was going on than that," the individual, who wishes to remain anonymous, wrote in a Facebook message. "There is a huge underlying story of police corruption and the plight of a man that tried his best to do good but was relentlessly punished for it."

Striker · 02-10-2013, 01:29 PM

I can't with some people.

Rayfu · 02-10-2013, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by TehBrain

Even if it was the guy they were looking for, to just catch up to the vehicle, pull over, jump out and start unloading rounds into the vehicle.. that's attempted murder.

And we know thats what happen? maybe they where speeding, just cops felt they where tyring to run them over. maybe ONE guy open fire first and the others, NOT knowing where the shots came form joined in

you cant say "oh its our guy firing never mind" cause by then others will be dead.

I'm not excusing it, someone messed up, but the question is who and how

kobra860 · 02-10-2013, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Rayfu

And we know thats what happen? maybe they where speeding, just cops felt they where tyring to run them over. maybe ONE guy open fire first and the others, NOT knowing where the shots came form joined in

you cant say "oh its our guy firing never mind" cause by then others will be dead.

I'm not excusing it, someone messed up, but the question is who and how

There's no way for the LAPD to justify this. They did more than "mess up".

Rayfu · 02-10-2013, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by kobra860

There's no way for the LAPD to justify this. They did more than "mess up".

I find it funny the same pepole who love to say the ICW are not "one thing" lumps all of lapd

ONE guy could of messed up, the others there did not, you do NOT "wait" when shots are fired, the first

What if the women where speeding down and showed no signs of stoping?

I'm not excusing it, never said they justify it just asking why is it that the lapd "messed up" when it was either likely one guy makiong a mistake or the civalns doing something

Boygirl · 02-10-2013, 02:04 PM

Bitch wants attention? We'll give him attention!