Massive manhunt continues for ex-cop accused of killing 3 in California

By TAMI ABDOLLAH

World Feb. 09, 2013 - 06:25AM JST ( 13 )

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Elbuda MexicanoFeb. 09, 2013 - 07:54AM JST

This a black EYE to the "honor and prestige" of the Los Angeles Police Department, to me it is clear as day that Mr.Dorner, a decorated US military veteran who went on to be a police officer in LA found the blatant, outright racism towards Blacks and other minorities in Los Angeles, with out any checks and balances, just too much too handle, so now he is lashing out, and there will be hell to pay by all the corrupt cops who are responsible for this terrible situation at the LAPD, IMHO. I hope Mr.Dorner can give himself up so all of the allegations of corruption and perjury against the LAPD can come to light, ASAP!!
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Elbuda MexicanoFeb. 09, 2013 - 08:19AM JST

I also do hope Anderson Cooper, of CNN's AC 360 meets with Mr.Dorner, to give him safe passage to a Federal Witness protection program, because if I know my corrupt cops from the LAPD, they will want to shoot and KILL him first, just to not take any chances that he may actually have a day in court and just happen to show the world what kind of real mess is going on inside of the LAPD.
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badsey3Feb. 09, 2013 - 08:36AM JST

“I was told by my mother that sometimes bad things happen to good people. I refuse to accept that.”

He was just a trainee with the LAPD -and when he saw the corruption he should have just left and never looked back. Some Libs get so indoctrinated that they will refuse the reality of the situation (had to be fired) He could have easily just transferred to a suburb or something.

Seemed to be a talented person that wore his heart on his sleeve. The job situation in that part of the country is not the best either. It seems the bankrupt state of California will spend every dollar they do not have trying to find this guy.
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LagunaFeb. 09, 2013 - 09:59AM JST

OCWeekly had this to say:

CBS News correspondent John Miller, a former top LAPD official, noted on air Dorner cut off all his cell phones and other connections Jan. 31, which feeds into a theory a former FBI tracker is proposing up and down the dial: the ex-cop likely planned his militaristic revenge plot for months.

So he may well have stashes of weapons and supplies, vehicles available, safehouses and the like. The fact that he hasn't been caught yet is not a good omen - at least he hasn't killed again.

He is certainly getting what he likely wanted: a whole lotta attention.
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Elbuda MexicanoFeb. 09, 2013 - 01:03PM JST

So a "good" omen for Mr. Dorner is a "bad" one for the LAPD??
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25psotFeb. 09, 2013 - 01:56PM JST

Dormer didn't know that police job is for bad guys and this lack of life experience cost him his job. Often the cop has to prove he is able to beat helpless and week or sick citizens and fill good about what he did even if suspect die after beating or after single blow to the chest. He is dangerous at present time but I hope authorities find him quickly and bring him before judge. Because cops ritually like to kill suspects in this situations Dormer will not see judge.
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RomeoRIIFeb. 09, 2013 - 02:14PM JST

But, but, but .... this can't possibly happen in California. They have really strict gun laws, so everyone there should be safe.

RR
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bass4funkFeb. 09, 2013 - 02:18PM JST

El

This a black EYE to the "honor and prestige" of the Los Angeles Police Department, to me it is clear as day that Mr.Dorner, a decorated US military veteran who went on to be a police officer in LA found the blatant, outright racism towards Blacks and other minorities in Los Angeles, with out any checks and balances, just too much too handle, so now he is lashing out, and there will be hell to pay by all the corrupt cops who are responsible for this terrible situation at the LAPD, IMHO. I hope Mr.Dorner can give himself up so all of the allegations of corruption and perjury against the LAPD can come to light, ASAP!!

Boy, you're on a roll today. I have to honestly say, it is very irresponsible and disingenuous for you to generalize every officer from the LAPD. I have a cousin that has been working for them for 15 years, yes, they did have a problem with corruption in the past, but so did Chicago, especially NY, Boston etc. to say that the LAPD openly discriminates when some of their top lieutenants and policec chiefs were Latino and Black, I have a lot of friends that are cops in LA and Long Beach and over the last 10 years, a lot of minorities were decorated and moved up the ranks. We are in different times, not I the Daryll Gates era, who actually, I met years ago who was a decent man, not perfect, but definitely not a racist.

As for this guy, it's said to see such talent to go to waste, but Dorner made up his own decision as to how he wants this to be played out and I can assure you, these cops all want to go home and see their families and will do everything in their power to bring this guy down, even if they have to get him first, I would. You don't want to be trigger happy, but lets not kid ourselves, this guy declared war on the LAPD, do you even comprehend what that means? This guy is beyond mental and he wants to take out all the cops. You and I both know how this will probably end. Dorner is not the type to want to spend the rest of his life in prison, he's going to go out in a blaze of glory, he said so. The moment he killed those 3 people and one was a cop. That's already in California a Capital offense. I feel sorry, that a guy like that with that kind of resume could fall off the wagon, but I do not feel sorry for him as a fugitive. He chose this route, he needs to take responsibility and accountability for his crimes. His fault and no one else's. Don't make any excuses for this guy. Imagine if you were a cop, what would you do? He will never give himself up, the shame and humiliation, the scorning he would receive, unbearable and he just doesn't seem that type.
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Surf O'HolicFeb. 09, 2013 - 02:20PM JST

The complete text of his rant is available. http://youranonnews.tumblr.com/post/42506354980/heres-an-uncensored-copy-of-the-rogue-lapd-officers

The scrubbed version touted by the MSM omits major parts in addition to just names.
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sailwindFeb. 09, 2013 - 03:38PM JST

The scrubbed version touted by the MSM omits major parts in addition to just names.

You ain't kidding. The parts they've omitted have obviously been deemed not to be "newsworthy" by MSM. Such as he's a really big huge fan of CNN and MSNBC.
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TheQuestionFeb. 10, 2013 - 01:26AM JST

Not much on the two women that were shot by LAPD because they happened to be driving a car similar to Dorner.

Investigators say 47-year-old Maggie Carranza and her 71-year-old mother Emma Hernandez were in a Toyota Tundra pickup truck similar to Dorner's vehicle.

They were delivering newspapers in Torrance when LAPD officers guarding a target named in Dorner's manifesto peppered the pickup with bullets, wounding the women, before dawn on Thursday.

Carranza had minor hand injuries. Hernandez is hospitalized with a gunshot wound in the back.

Other media outlets indicate that Emma Hernandez was shot twice in the back. It's a miracle that neither of these women were killed when LAPD lit up the vehicle.
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Elbuda MexicanoFeb. 10, 2013 - 09:03AM JST

Bass, you ain't the only one with cousins, brothers, uncles or aunts in the LAPD, guess what, me too! Did I say ALL of the LAPD was corrupt?? That EVERYONE was racist?? No, but the problem is that there is racism and bullying etc..in the LAPD and in every police department in the USA, so who should we afraid of now?? Mr.Dorner that was wronged by a bunch of fools in command inside of the LAPD or the same corrupt fools LAPD cops who are so "scared" of Mr.Dorner, not just because this dude is better than RAMBO, but because the second these corrupt LAPD cops go off to the lovely jails and prisons of our sunny state of California, the prisoners, with real good memories for who WRONGED them will be ready to "welcome" them, right??
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bass4funkFeb. 11, 2013 - 12:19AM JST

@El

you ain't the only one with cousins, brothers, uncles or aunts in the LAPD, guess what, me too! Did I say ALL of the LAPD was corrupt?? That EVERYONE was racist??

I NEVER said, that I was the ONLY one. But your tone was sounding as if you wanted to paint the entire LAPD with brush that they are a racist organization.

Mr.Dorner, a decorated US military veteran who went on to be a police officer in LA found the blatant, outright racism towards Blacks and other minorities in Los Angeles, with out any checks and balances

Looks to me that you implying and making an unproven accusation....just making the observation.

No, but the problem is that there is racism and bullying etc..in the LAPD and in every police department in the USA, so who should we afraid of now??

I never fear the police, I don't have anything to hide and never did anything negative to bring anything upon me.

Mr.Dorner that was wronged by a bunch of fools in command inside of the LAPD or the same corrupt fools LAPD cops who are so "scared" of Mr.Dorner, not just because this dude is better than RAMBO, but because the second these corrupt LAPD cops go off to the lovely jails and prisons of our sunny state of California, the prisoners, with real good memories for who WRONGED them will be ready to "welcome" them, right??

That is an absolute lie! You think he was wronged?!! First of all, how do you know he was framed? You know something that the public or the LAPD doesn't? If so, please, let us know, because I am really dying to know how he got framed and let's say just for arguments sake, he was framed, ANY chances of him getting off on that technicality has been destroyed after him killing those 3 people and one a fellow cop, that alone is a capitol offense, which basically means, he will most likely get the Death penalty. He falsified a police report, that in itself is a cause for termination, if I were his superior officer, I'd fire him as well! And if you think that all cops go to sunny prisons with sunny windy walks and a margarita, you are really off the mark! If they have been convicted of a felony charge, they can easily just a much land up in Folsom, Chino, Pelican Bay or San Quentin as any regular convicted criminal.