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He also publish a manifesto accusing the LAPD of corruption and injustificate firing. manifesto: http://ktla.com/2013/02/06/read-chr.../#axzz2KBNQ3fxg first killings (daughter of his former boss and the daughter's fiance): http://www.ocregister.com/news/lawr...quan-belou.html Best parts of the manifesto. quote:Terminating officers because they expose a culture of lying, racism (from the academy), and excessive use of force will immediately change. PSB can not police their own and that has been proven. The blue line will forever be severed and a cultural change will be implanted. You have awoken a sleeping giant. quote:Hopefully you analyst have done your homework. You are aware that I have always been the top shot, highest score, an expert in rifle qualifications in every unit I’ve been in. I will utilize every bit of small arms training, demolition, ordnance, and survival training I’ve been given. quote:I never had the opportunity to have a family of my own, I’m terminating yours. Quan, Anderson, Evans, and BOR members Look your wives/husbands and surviving children directly in the face and tell them the truth as to why your children are dead. So, I wonder if the charges against him were legit or it was just the LAPD covering their own tracks, still, we should hope that they stop this crazy before he hurts more people. Edit: The name of the killer is Christopher Dorner, he has killed at least 3 people, and injured at least 2 other cops.
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Holy crap, this sounds like a movie villan. Regardless his actions are going to land him in prison eventually(unless he kills himself), then he's boned from there on out. Will prisoners make nice with a cop who killed other cops or treat him like a cop regardless? Even so, why go after families? What does it accomplish other than to anger and distress those who he disagrees with?
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This will be incorporated into a television drama in 3, 2, 1...
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Well, this reads like an episode of Criminal Minds. That's pretty loving terrifying.
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Holy poo poo. 
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article posted:Dorner had complained in his lawsuit that his field training officer had in July 2007 unnecessarily kicked an unruly suspect trespassing at the Doubletree Hotel in San Pedro. But the LAPD board found that Dorner's "complaint was false and therefore terminated his employment for making false statements," the court ruling says. This is why he was fired. Maybe that blue line does need to be broken.
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ACanofPepsi posted:This is why he was fired. Maybe that blue line does need to be broken. 'heh' This man is basically Judge Dredd.
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onemanlan posted:Even so, why go after families? What does it accomplish other than to anger and distress those who he disagrees with? Straight-out terrorism.
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Can Denzel Washington play the federal agent with a dark past that brings him down in a climatic rooftop scene?
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rereading the manifesto he says that he owns at least 1 high powered sniper rifle, and he also boasts of having severe military training, so looks like we will have a rerun of the Beltway Sniper Attacks.
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Jakio posted:rereading the manifesto he says that he owns at least 1 high powered sniper rifle, and he also boasts of having severe military training, so looks like we will have a rerun of the Beltway Sniper Attacks. The beltway sniper attacks were the work of two partners, and the rifle used was neither high powered nor a "sniper rifle." Other than the part about wanting to kill people there just isn't any parallel.
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quote:Regardless his actions are going to land him in prison eventually Hahaha you aren't American are you. This guy will never live to see the inside of a courtroom and he knows it.
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This Guy's Neighbor posted:"He was a nice guy," Serrano said. "He was polite. He would wave to you." Note to self, wave to people, that way they won't think you are a serial killer.
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onemanlan posted:Regardless his actions are going to land him in prison eventually(unless he kills himself) He's going to get shot to death.
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The scary thing is going to be if he still has the LAPD uniform. He could easily, EASILY pick a random minority to toss a beating to in public and try to start up a rerun of Rodney King. Then he disapears and while the city is going nuts, assumes his goal of killing cops. You'd have a harder time distinguishing his kills from random killings during a riot. He's somewhat intelligent, motivated and according to him he has the skillset to do some damage. This isn't going to end well at all.
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I'm honestly surprised this sort of thing doesn't happen more often.
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Starving Wolf posted:Can Denzel Washington play the federal agent with a dark past that brings him down in a climatic rooftop scene?
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Radish posted:I'm honestly surprised this sort of thing doesn't happen more often. This time they pissed off a guy without a family.
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quote:The scary thing is going to be if he still has the LAPD uniform. He could easily, EASILY pick a random minority to toss a beating to in public and try to start up a rerun of Rodney King. quote:This time they pissed off a guy without a family.
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Oracle posted:He lived with his mother. quote:I never had the opportunity to have a family of my own, I’m terminating yours. Moms don't count.
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Tempest815 posted:The scary thing is going to be if he still has the LAPD uniform. He could easily, EASILY pick a random minority to toss a beating to in public and try to start up a rerun of Rodney King. Somehow I don't think this is going to happen.
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Local news KTLA 5 was showing earlier via helicopter, a scene in Torrance involving two different trucks/shootouts within a few blocks of each other. One involved a Torrance police car seemingly involved in a crash with one of the trucks (which had bullet holes in the drivers side windshield). The other was a truck with a ton of bullet holes in the rear that was said to have involved officers from Hollywood (LAPD). Hopefully the guy... if not it's going to be a crazy, crazy day in L.A. Edit: I'm hearing it's related. They may have shot up some poor newspaper delivery guy it seems.
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Oracle posted:He lived with his mother. I believe that counts as motive for a shooting spree.
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It's too bad this guy is just a psychopathic serial killer, because his motivations are actually pretty spot on. If he had dedicated the rest of his life to uncovering police corruption instead of killing people, he might have made an actual difference. Especially since not giving a gently caress means he could resort to some shady measures that actually turn up a lot of evidence.
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I like how the further you get down the manifesto, names that were replaced with an XXXXX are no longer redacted.
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PlantRobot posted:This will be incorporated into a television drama in 3, 2, 1... Southland, Season 5. Holy poo poo indeed.
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The sad thing is I agree with his initial premise. The LAPD is ridiculously corrupt and horrible, one of the worst in the country. Unfortunately he's just as corrupt and horrible. Instead of taking the "whistleblowing crusader" route, he decided to take some movie villain approach to things like he's living in a goddamned movie. The manhunt is all over KNX 1070.
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I think this guy really loved The Rock. I'm surprised his manifesto didn't detail who should play him in the sequel.
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a top top lad posted:I like how the further you get down the manifesto, names that were replaced with an XXXXX are no longer redacted. Yeah, it's like they just went, 'Meh, this is too hard, to Hell with it.'
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Moosechees posted:It's too bad this guy is just a psychopathic serial killer, because his motivations are actually pretty spot on. If he had dedicated the rest of his life to uncovering police corruption instead of killing people, he might have made an actual difference. Especially since not giving a gently caress means he could resort to some shady measures that actually turn up a lot of evidence. He tried doing the uncovering corruption thing and got fired. Now that he's not a cop he would just end up dead.
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ChairMaster posted:He tried doing the uncovering corruption thing and got fired. Now that he's not a cop he would just end up dead. Pretty much. There's that story of the cop who tried whistle blowing and would have been screwed if he didn't have to foresight to hide a tape recorder in his home when the other police came knocking.
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pathetic little tramp posted:The sad thing is I agree with his initial premise. The LAPD is ridiculously corrupt and horrible, one of the worst in the country. Unfortunately he's just as corrupt and horrible. Instead of taking the "whistleblowing crusader" route, he decided to take some movie villain approach to things like he's living in a goddamned movie. The manhunt is all over KNX 1070.
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ACanofPepsi posted:This is why he was fired. Maybe that blue line does need to be broken. Yet when officers kick suspects in the head multiple times (on video I might add) they just get demoted. LAPD is definitely covering for something. Or nobody liked the guy and this was their excuse.
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pathetic little tramp posted:The sad thing is I agree with his initial premise. The LAPD is ridiculously corrupt and horrible, one of the worst in the country. Unfortunately he's just as corrupt and horrible. Instead of taking the "whistleblowing crusader" route, he decided to take some movie villain approach to things like he's living in a goddamned movie. The manhunt is all over KNX 1070. Yeah, same here. The LAPD is corrupt as gently caress, and I've never had a good experience with them. I've lived here most my life, and have been threatened by cops on at least three occasions I can remember. But man going nuts and shooting a bunch of people is a pretty stupid way to try and bring light to the situation.
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Best news to come out of the LAPD in years.
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Black Baby Goku posted:Best news to come out of the LAPD in years. The best news would be the firing of Charlie Beck.
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http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lan...-shootings.html Way to go proving some of his manifesto true, LAPD
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Black Baby Goku posted:Best news to come out of the LAPD in years. Yeah its totally great that an innocent couple who had nothing at all to do with police corruption are dead. Regardless of how you feel about cops this is beyond hosed up.
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Jeez, I'm from Riverside and it seems like the place has been in the news nonstop these past few months. The intersection where the shooting went down was pretty close to where I used to live.
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berserker posted:Yeah its totally great that an innocent couple who had nothing at all to do with police corruption are dead. Yeah, it's not like cops don't normally kill innocent people on a daily basis. Sometimes while claiming to have been reaching for a taser and not their gun. Right? Right.
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