ex-LAPD - Chris Dorner

[Gasturbine]

He gone.

[Q5Quint]

Been checking out stories on the la times website~ this guy is all over the place, the stories from the cops don't match up exactly but with all the excitement that can be explained.

The pursuit culminated in what officials described as a wild shootout between the man and one of the wardens. The suspect rolled down his window and opened fire into the approaching Fish and Wildlife truck as the vehicles passed just two feet apart, officials said. The shots shattered the driver's side window and damaged the state truck.

The warden, a 35-year-old former Marine, jumped out and fired 20 rounds from a high-powered rifle as the suspect fled in a hijacked truck, officials said.

Lets just hope it was him and not some random 270lb gangster going on a ski vacation.

[Jean]

We probably will never know what really happened... there are reports that LAPD was clearing the cabin with fire, and reports of reporters being told to not ZOOM in with their cameras....

One report says body was found, then another that they didn't even enter the cabin yet as it was too hot...

[bmw325csi]

They just played a 2 minute police radio communication about them going thru with the plan to set fire to the cabin. As soon as the fire starts, you can hear one officer say they just heard one shot fired.

[Q5Quint]

Just heard that they found his wallet at the boat to mexico AND found his wallet at the cabin.... how convenient?

"I looked at all the cabins that backed the national forest and I just didn't think to look at the one across from the command post," he said. "It didn't cross my mind. It just didn't."

He was the cabin across from the search command post. Are. You. Kidding.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2677590.html

And how did this all start?

Monday, Feb. 4: Some of Dorner's belongings, including police equipment, are found in a trash bin in suburban San Diego, linking him to Irvine killings.

He is a murder suspect, who wrote a condemning manifesto, who threw some trash away?

It seems like it would be 'easy' if you were a higher-up and wanted to silence the corruption.... to have that girl and her fiance killed, frame dorner since he has probable cause anyway, and then it seems like every interaction he actually has with the cops is them chasing him guns blazing (and even blazing at folks who are not him).

I am usually not a tin-foil kind of hat guy.... but for this cop who was trying to NOT allow his partner to kick a mentally ill man in the head.... and who was a highly decorated navy officer....to then 6 or 7 years later to suddenly turn into a cold-blood cop-killer..... its possible for sure but pretty strange. This is the first time there is a lot of publicly available recordable not police editable data available for something like this.

[evandael]

^ straight up tin-foil hat, sorry.

[Dozyproductions]

^straight up in denial, sorry.

[DEV0 E30]

^Straight up Negotiator esque, sorry.



The Negotiator --- 1998

[raywillet]

^Straight up now tell me.

[GaryE30]

^Straight up now tell me.

^straight up WIN! :up:

[imsotyerred]

oh, so now the story is that there was indeed a body found charred in the ruins of the cabin and they've found a wallet with ID intact in these same burnt-out ruins...I'm pretty sure that leather and plastic melt and burn just like human flesh inside of a burning cabin.

All I can see from all of these happenings is that the cops are only showing how corrupt and bass-ackwards they really are

[Wschnitz]

The fact that they purposely started the building on fire is scary, they wanted him dead bad enough to make him suffer burning to death?

[Dozyproductions]

...was enjoying everything being straight up as opposed to... otherwise ;)

due process and judicial process are not to be confused as one and the same...

[imsotyerred]

The fact that they purposely started the building on fire is scary, they wanted him dead bad enough to make him suffer burning to death?

especially considering the fact that they never actually confirmed his identity prior to lighting it up

[M-technik-3]

LAPD has another mess on their hands. I can see some future pink slips being handed out saying your service here is no longer needed.

This is one ugly mess.