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Radio police talking of burning dorner's house down

They could have tried the Canadian way with dynamite.
 
Superfly said:
I was honestly hoping that whatever happened would have been uncovered before he had to die over it.
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But, not before the people he killed were proven to not have to die for his cause? Remember, he killed innocent people just because they were the offspring of people he had beef with.
 
The real disappointment is that the cops didn't ask for a volunteer to go in there and shove a lit stick of dynamite up Dorner's fat ass. Then we'd all have something to laugh about.

God bless the LAPD, what a sht job that must be in Liberal controlled Los Angeles, terminally infested with hundreds of thousands of foreign and domestic gang members whining about how unfair the police are because they treat them like they deserve.
 
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ChrisL said:
Let's also not forget about how the media screws things up constantly too. Who knows what really happened when that's what we have to rely on.
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That's true. But the rampage/suicide thing is a predictable pattern. Maybe we're all being fed a believable script. But if you've read the "manifesto"--I admit freely to only skimming, but hey, 20 pages says quite a bit in and of itself, LOL--Dorner understood that he wouldn't be taken alive and didn't want this. Blaze of glory versus accountability...trial, conviction, incarceration.
 
SMTA said:
Of course - I am quite aware of this.

Th LAPD is responsible for the shootings of the other blue vehicles, which is complete bull****.

They have admitted to the mistakes, but are currently hiding behind their 'internal investigation'.

Details emerge in LAPD's mistaken shooting of newspaper carriers - Los Angeles Times

Everything to do with LA county.

Might want to strap on your dancing shoes, ricky, and 2-step your way outta this one!
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What?? I'm not defending the LAPD. Hell, I lived in SoCal for decades, and lived in fear of the LAPD. All I said was that the San Bernardino Sheriff's were in charge of the Big Bear mission, not the LAPD. Why are you ragging on me about "dancing shoes" and "2-stepping"? :shock:
 
Superfly said:
Meh, I may not have been a cop, but my husband was, for 20 years. He agreed with me - while Dorner shouldn't have taken the route he did, there was a reason he did, and the police should have handled it much better than they did. Thing is, though, that if there is corruption within the LAPD (if - LOLOL) -- they couldn't have let Dorner live. He had to die, and any evidence had to die with him.
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Good grief, you make it sound like Dorner just ran a few stoplights. If you don't care that he killed cops because they just deserved it or whatever, how about the fact that he killed a cop's daughter? That's kind of bad, right?
 
SMTA said:
I don't care about the small thinking about these minor details.

I am looking at the overall situation logically, the big picture, of which you are incapable.

Epic fail for you!
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The shooting of the cops is a "minor detail"? Seriously, wow.
 
DannyRux said:
But, not before the people he killed were proven to not have to die for his cause? Remember, he killed innocent people just because they were the offspring of people he had beef with.
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Of course they shouldn't have died either, Danny. That's what I've said all along. I don't wish anyone had to die over this.

Welcome to the board.
 
X Factor said:
Ah oh, looks like Dorner killed himself

Ex-LAPD cop Christopher Dorner killed himself in cabin: cops - NY Daily News

Or is this just a cover-up?
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What you quoted was my response to you, when you said justice had been served. You don't get to decide that. The LAPD shouldn't get to decide that. Of course he shot himself. It's either that, or be burned alive, or run out of the cabin and be gunned down by a bunch of trigger happy cowboys with a grudge.

My idea of justice having been served would be if Dorner had to account for the crimes he committed. Also, his testimony might have given enough evidence to cause the entire incident to be investigated. That couldn't, happen, though. The LAPD doesn't need any more bad press.
 
Edit: Nevermind... I was wrong. Carry on.
 
Hey.... You know what "they" say. Never let a tragedy go to waste. Time to investigate the LAPD HARDCORE and possibly fire all senior positions, replaced with people that have somehow proven to be truthful even when it hurts. Time to trickle in honor from the top down.
 
SMTA said:
Of course - I am quite aware of this.

Th LAPD is responsible for the shootings of the other blue vehicles, which is complete bull****.

They have admitted to the mistakes, but are currently hiding behind their 'internal investigation'.

Details emerge in LAPD's mistaken shooting of newspaper carriers - Los Angeles Times

Everything to do with LA county.

Might want to strap on your dancing shoes, ricky, and 2-step your way outta this one!
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Again, you don't have a clue of what you are talking about. You're out of your lane

I posted these *minor info tidbits* days ago on another thread...before it was release to the media

ric27 said:
Dorner was packing alright.....and ready. NVGs, suppressed rifles equipped with IR laser plus other good stuff
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ric27 said:
Dorner proved the superiority of a rifle over a handgun in battle and him using a suppressed weapon from inside the cabin
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elalumno said:
How do you know he had a suppressed weapon?
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ric27 said:
2 suppressed SBRs in the burned/crispy truck plus cop called in a sup sniper rifle left in the abandoned white vehicle.
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SMTA said:
And how, pray tell, do you have this inside information?
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nota bene said:
That's true. But the rampage/suicide thing is a predictable pattern. Maybe we're all being fed a believable script. But if you've read the "manifesto"--I admit freely to only skimming, but hey, 20 pages says quite a bit in and of itself, LOL--Dorner understood that he wouldn't be taken alive and didn't want this. Blaze of glory versus accountability...trial, conviction, incarceration.
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I haven't read it, but I do note that there is no "conspiracy theory" being mentioned by the media, other than the fact that he believed he was terminated wrongfully. If there is some BIG conspiracy, I would think he would have included it in his manifesto.

I could be wrong of course, I haven't been following this story very closely.
 
ric27 said:
You guys are extremely naïve when it comes to the law, and how cops work within that framework

Btw It was suicide...Fat boy shot himself just under the chin and up through the skull
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Not sure why I was included in this, I made no statements on the law and how it was executed...

The only thing the cops did wrong here was shooting up a bunch of innocent people and then lying about burning down the place...

I mean, you have someone in a house who has already killed a bunch of people, so rather then risking more officers to just start a fire and either he comes out to surrender, to get shot or he dies in the flames...
 
Superfly said:
He probably shot himself to keep himself from being burned alive.
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I have to disagree with your assessment of this situation. The guy shot and killed an innocent girl who had nothing to do with any of this, except for being the daughter of one the cops he felt "wronged" him, and her fiance. That's just nuts!
 
Superfly said:
What you quoted was my response to you, when you said justice had been served. You don't get to decide that. The LAPD shouldn't get to decide that. Of course he shot himself. It's either that, or be burned alive, or run out of the cabin and be gunned down by a bunch of trigger happy cowboys with a grudge.
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Well, I guess the difference between you and me is that your heart bleeds for Dorner while mine bleeds for his victims. /shrug

My idea of justice having been served would be if Dorner had to account for the crimes he committed. Also, his testimony might have given enough evidence to cause the entire incident to be investigated. That couldn't, happen, though. The LAPD doesn't need any more bad press.
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I guess I should be impressed that you acknowledge that Dorner committed some crimes.
 
ChrisL said:
I have to disagree with your assessment of this situation. The guy shot and killed an innocent girl who had nothing to do with any of this, except for being the daughter of one the cops he felt "wronged" him, and her fiance. That's just nuts!
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Naw, Dorner's the victim here - clearly. /sarcasm
 
X Factor said:
Naw, Dorner's the victim here - clearly. /sarcasm
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Obviously some people have something against the police here. Until everything comes out, I don't see how anyone can jump to ANY kind of conclusions, especially that Dorner was "set up" in some way, when there is no evidence of that.

It's just weird how some fugitives seem to garner support. Was it his FB postings where he developed a type of "cult" fans?
 
ChrisL said:
Obviously some people have something against the police here. Until everything comes out, I don't see how anyone can jump to ANY kind of conclusions, especially that Dorner was "set up" in some way, when there is no evidence of that.
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Even if the teargas was intended to start a fire (which I doubt), he committed suicide - end of story.
 
DiAnna said:
What?? I'm not defending the LAPD. Hell, I lived in SoCal for decades, and lived in fear of the LAPD. All I said was that the San Bernardino Sheriff's were in charge of the Big Bear mission, not the LAPD. Why are you ragging on me about "dancing shoes" and "2-stepping"? :shock:
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Ric, certainly not you.

Never you.

I apologize for the confusion.
 
X Factor said:
The shooting of the cops is a "minor detail"? Seriously, wow.
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NO, the weapon identification was.

It was not relevant to the discussion in any way.
 
X Factor said:
Well, I guess the difference between you and me is that your heart bleeds for Dorner while mine bleeds for his victims. /shrug



I guess I should be impressed that you acknowledge that Dorner committed some crimes.
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I guess I would be impressed if you actually read my posts. My heart doesn't bleed for Dorner. I think he should have been able to stand accountable for his crimes, but he couldn't.
 
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