The Rampage Of Dorner

Damn this dudes a beast. He merked another cop today.

Freedom Propagandist wrote:Damn this dudes a beast. He merked another cop today.

Chris Dorner

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2013/02/12/police-checking-reports-that-ex-lapd-officer-dorner-sighted/?hpt=hp_t1

Friend of the family works for San Bernardino County Sheriff. He stated that once they verified that Dorner was alone, they started tearing down the walls on the cabin and set it on fire. I'm not sure what kind of flammable was used. My friend wasn't there, but was at 3rd St. listening to the radio calls as it was going on.

The whole thing is pretty fucked up. Once you're inside and see the corruption that's going on, your only option is to play the game. If you have any type of conscience, that line of work isn't for you.

It sounds pretty standard to burn down the house of the person they're after. We all know they wanted him dead..and it sounded to me that he didn't want to give any cop the satisfaction of putting bullets through him.

This whole thing was like a GTA San Andreas mission.

In 2002, Dorner and a classmate found a bag containing nearly $8,000 that belonged to Enid Korean Church of Grace in Enid, Oklahoma. They turned it in to the police. When asked their motive, Dorner said "it's an integrity thing." "The military stresses integrity," Dorner said. "There was a couple of thousand dollars, and if people are willing to give that to a church, it must be pretty important to them." Dorner said his mother taught him honesty and integrity.

SFxSTONER wrote:Friend of the family works for San Bernardino County Sheriff. He stated that once they verified that Dorner was alone, they started tearing down the walls on the cabin and set it on fire. I'm not sure what kind of flammable was used. My friend wasn't there, but was at 3rd St. listening to the radio calls as it was going on.

The whole thing is pretty fucked up. Once you're inside and see the corruption that's going on, your only option is to play the game. If you have any type of conscience, that line of work isn't for you.

yeah dog, i heard the same thing, that once they knew for sure that he was alone in that house, they sent in the batter ram type vehicle that started to knock down on the walls and windows, all in a ruse to get dorner in the sight of the sniper., that's why people claim they heard only one shot, because the sniper got him, and then the commander on scene gave the order to go ahead with the burn, and the call when out to everyone, if you ain't the one getting burned, leave it alone, meaning let dorner burn to death., so in essence, they did a repeat of waco on him., they tossed in the incendiary devices and let him burn after the sniper shot him, and that's when the rest of the ammunition started to pop off., but it was all deliberate and surgical they way they went about doing it, so that the media would buy in to it., they were not gonna let this dude have his day in court and put the l.a.p.d. on trial., and after they realized that this dude can shoot straight, they said fuck it, burn his ass., it's a trip how they baited him out of hiding tho'

Dorner supporters rally in L.A., on social media

The former Los Angeles police officer accused of a revenge killing spree before perishing in a cabin fire as authorities closed in is drawing a small but increasingly vocal band of support via protests and social media.

Christopher Dorner, 33, was kicked off the force in 2009. A rambling Facebook manifesto attributed to him blasted the department for protecting racists and promised revenge against those he believed were to blame for his dismissal.

Dozens of protesters rallied outside LAPD headquarters Saturday in support of Dorner, most saying they didn't support his deadly methods but did believe Dorner's claims of racism and unfair treatment.

Protester Andrea Tovar, 18, told the Los Angeles Times that police need to know "they can't get away with everything."

"Murder is never right, but neither is the law when it's unjust," Tovar said.

Dorner also has some support in social media. The "We Stand With Christopher Dorner" Facebook page had drawn more than 27,000 "likes," and the "I Support Christopher Jordan Dorner" page has more than 16,000. Some backers have also appeared on Twitter.

Other shows of support for Dorner include a ballad titled El Matapolicias, or The Police Killer, penned by a Mexican crooner with lyrics paying homage to Dorner, and a YouTube clip showing excerpts from a video game titled Christopher Dorner's Last Stand Survival Game whose opening frame declares him "A True American Hero."

Dorner was already believed to have killed three people when he was cornered Tuesday at the cabin in the San Bernardino Mountains. San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said Dorner killed a sheriff's deputy in a furious shootout shortly before the cabin was consumed in flames.

Deputies said they heard one gunshot as the blaze began, and McMahon said Friday that Dorner died of a single gunshot wound to the head, apparently self-inflicted.

McMahon said Dorner ignored calls for surrender. When milder tear gas failed to drive Dorner out, "burner" gas canisters were fired into the cabin — but the subsequent fire was not intentional, McMahon said.

Saturday's protesters were unconvinced. Michael Nam, a member of the Army National Guard and a former Marine, held a sign with a flaming tombstone and the inscription "RIP Habeas Corpus."

"How the police handled this -– they were the judge, the jury and the executioner," Nam, 30, told the Times. "As an American citizen, you have the right to a trial and due process by law."

Marc Lamont Hill, an associate professor of English education at Columbia University, told CNN that although "what he did was awful," parts of Dorner's manifesto make sense.

"When you read his manifesto, when you read the message he left, he wasn't entirely crazy," Hill said. "He had a plan and mission here, and many people aren't rooting for him to kill innocent people, they're rooting for somebody who was wronged to get a kind of revenge against the system."

Scott Talan, a professor of public communications at American University in Washington, told USA TODAY that some people have grudges against government, police or other authority and see a bit of themselves in Dorner.

"It's only surprising in that what he did was so awful," Talan said. "There is this view of the rogue shooter who has been wronged, Charles Bronson in Death Wish, even Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry."

Dorner, was an idiot! When has going around killing people, ever help solve anything! Just like Wolf said, he went around shooting people who wern't LAPD. I know that not everyone cares a lot for the police, but be REAL. Most cops are out there doing a JOB. There are more crooked people in every work for than in Law Enforcement. So we know that LAPD has issues, so you try to get a job at a place that you know has issues, then get pissed because things do go your way. So you kill people. Really? I am sure those that support Dorner, would have a different tune of one of you family memeber were killed by him. Better yet think of this; some clown rapes or molests one of your little sisters, daugthers, or mothers. Then he goes on to say how he felt wronged 5 or 6 years ago by a woman supervisor. So he is going to take it out on all females! NONE of you would give a fuck about what he had to say. We would all CAP his ass. What is so funny to me be a military Veteran, he claimed how he was gonna take on the police. He didnt do shit, but shoot and run like a coward! Hell a 10 year old can shoot and somebody and run. WHen he got shot at, he ran. So all this him taking on the police is a joke! He sure didnt come running out of the cabin and have a shoot out like he promised. Why. cause he is a coward! A front runner! He is one of those cats that are good when things are in his favor. When things dont go his way, he doesnt know how to deal with it. The ONLY cats that have taken on the police in recent history are the tow dudes in the North Hollywood bank robbery. They knew the cops were coming and didnt go anywhere. There is no honor in what he did! He's a coward and a disgrace to every put on a military uniform or the uniform as a police officer.

I have been wrongfully terminated in the past, just like I am sure some of you have. There are just other ways you go about doing things!

Hebrew schmuck wrote:

Daddie Strong Pipe wrote:

Hebrew schmuck wrote:

Whoever has his face or name tatted will certainly get an ass beating from whatever police department sees it.

ima make one of them rip t shirts

DontxTrip wrote:ima make one of them rip t shirts

Lol My homie bought one in the swap meet!