Los Angeles Cops going on rampages

[SixThumbs]

Going from the limited information given he was basically "breed" to be a killer by the culture he was raised in so of course he's going to bite the hand that fed him when it turns it's back. Murdering family members by proxy is abhorrent but hoping death on others family members isn't exactly saintly either.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24WJr4Ye8xY&feature=youtu.be

LEO's burned the house down intentionally.  Fuck due process, this is the wild west.


Burners deployed and we have a fire.

What was that a video of?

[Angantyr]

A cop-killer trying to justify his doings. Well, perhaps they even "destroyed" his life, but it's fact that he literally ended 3 lifes...

Well, of course, he was clearly mentally ill. I wasn't defending his actions or anything if that came out unclear, it was the context of his actions I found alarming, not too surprising and interesting from a social realism viewpoint (accentuated also by his manifesto's long list of pop culture references).

[CrazyCracka420]

Going from the limited information given he was basically "breed" to be a killer by the culture he was raised in so of course he's going to bite the hand that fed him when it turns it's back. Murdering family members by proxy is abhorrent but hoping death on others family members isn't exactly saintly either.




What was that a video of?

It was audio of the law enforcement's communications, someone recorded from a scanner.

And I don't condone or agree with Dorner's alleged actions, I don't view him as a hero.  I just firmly believe in due process.  Burning a guy out of a building is not due process.  They didn't try to throw a phone in and negotiate with the guy.  You can see from LAPD's actions (who flew up there to run the show) last week that they had no intention of negotiating with him or giving him due process.  they were shooting up trucks who "looked similar" but the occupants didn't come close to matching his description.

It doesn't matter how guilty someone appears, we should all be given our day in court.  If he goes down fighting, then by all means, put a bullet (or 30) in his brain.

http://gawker.com/5984122/conspiracy-theorists-leap-at-the-confusing-case-of-dorners-multiple-wallets

Also they apparently found 3 IDs of Dorner's since they started looking for him...is it possible he had 3 different forms of ID and 3 different wallets?

[Angantyr]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24WJr4Ye8xY&feature=youtu.be

LEO's burned the house down intentionally.  Fuck due process, this is the wild west.


Burners deployed and we have a fire.

Video removed/censored. Probably too much for our fragile little minds to handle.

[SixThumbs]

Was the video this one?

Edit: It won't show up? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T6cG7FC71c&feature=youtu.be

[Angantyr]

Thanks.

Due justice would also have meant that maybe some of his allegations would have been presented in court. Can't have that.

[CrazyCracka420]

Was the video this one?

Edit: It won't show up? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T6cG7FC71c&feature=youtu.be

NO that was apparently from earlier in the day, they have much more damning audio from the scanners:

found this on the daily beast:  http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/02/14/how-christopher-dorner-went-down.html

It has the audio I linked earlier, it's only a minute long but has the jist of what was in the other audio (scroll down a little and click on the video)

The 5 minute audio that was taken down from youtube had a lot more in depth comments from the police over the scanners, but this sums it up pretty well.

This has the full 5 minute audio from the clip I linked:  http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/02/robert-farago/breaking-police-scanner-recording-reveals-plan-to-burn-dorner-cabin/

[Oberyn]

Thanks.

Due justice would also have meant that maybe some of his allegations would have been presented in court. Can't have that.

Actually that's not how the law works, at all. None of the allegations of corruption or criminal misconduct in his manifesto would have been part of his trial, had there been one. They are not mitigating circumstances for murder.

[Oberyn]

Going from the limited information given he was basically "breed" to be a killer by the culture he was raised in

That's an excuse for any crime, any deviancy imaginable. Which is why it's ridiculous bullshit. Does anyone give a flying fuck about drug dealers, gangsters and rednecks from shitty neighborhoods being "raised to be killers by their culture"? Or mentally unstable people who had terrible lives, abused by family and the like, who end up defective and broken beyond repair? No, it doesn't matter what leads people to commit horrible crimes, only that they do. You're excusing psychos who lost control due to external circumstances as if they are the only people in the entire world who have to face them. How many people have gone through the exact same or worst experiences, and yet they don't suddenly start murdering random innocents left and right?

[Angantyr]

Actually that's not how the law works, at all. None of the allegations of corruption or criminal misconduct in his manifesto would have been part of his trial, had there been one. They are not mitigating circumstances for murder.

Yeah, I realized that after posting, but anyway with the sometimes open very public courts in the US he might have dropped a few for the LAPD unfortunate buzzwords, if given a chance. Not that I think this was the rationale for killing him at all, likely they were just pissed off at him and he was shooting back.

[Tagora]