California, Always Californi****

[SoCaliSooner]

Lets reverse the roles here. Suppose Dorner had tracked down the police Chief and ended up setting fire to his house. If the chief decides to off himself instead of burning alive, is he a **** too?

That's not even a comparable scenario. Dude offed himself just as the cops started poking holes in the house to deploy the gas. Dude was dead a good 10 minutes before the first flame appeared. You also fail to mention that this guy was still an active shooter, not somebody just in a house trying to negotiate a surrender, the police told him over several days to surrender, he took the position to shoot at cops as soon as he saw them. The handwringing pussies here have given Dorner the benefit of the doubt for shooting at cops because "they wanted him dead" but condemn the cops when this guy comitted suicide for not giving him a chance to surrender.

[bushmaster06]

That's not even a comparable scenario. Dude offed himself just as the cops started poking holes in the house to deploy the gas. Dude was dead a good 10 minutes before the first flame appeared. You also fail to mention that this guy was still an active shooter, not somebody just in a house trying to negotiate a surrender, the police told him over several days to surrender, he took the position to shoot at cops as soon as he saw them. The handwringing pussies here have given Dorner the benefit of the doubt for shooting at cops because "they wanted him dead" but condemn the cops when this guy comitted suicide for not giving him a chance to surrender.

I don't condone what the guy did at all. I just believe that cops are supposed to be better than the ****bricks they arrest.

[ArbySooner]

That's not even a comparable scenario. Dude offed himself just as the cops started poking holes in the house to deploy the gas. Dude was dead a good 10 minutes before the first flame appeared. You also fail to mention that this guy was still an active shooter, not somebody just in a house trying to negotiate a surrender, the police told him over several days to surrender, he took the position to shoot at cops as soon as he saw them. The handwringing pussies here have given Dorner the benefit of the doubt for shooting at cops because "they wanted him dead" but condemn the cops when this guy comitted suicide for not giving him a chance to surrender.

If I remember correctly, this is not true. The place was on fire before he shot himself. It was on the audio.

[keefsmangledfingers]

I'm Team Dorner

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[SoCaliSooner]

If I remember correctly, this is not true. The place was on fire before he shot himself. It was on the audio.

The audio, confirmed by the reporters and broadcast live at 1:30pm, was after the initial skirmish and after Dorner deployed smoke grenades. The cops down the road seeing smoke from his smoke grenade let loose about burning him out. The tear gas deployment wasn't for almost two hours later.

[Soonerpsycho]

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[usaosooner]

Sorry for the bump but

@BuzzFeedNews 1m
Women injured when police shot at their truck during Chris Dorner manhunt will get $4.2 million in settlement. (@ABC7)

[The]

I miss Dorner.

[cfin5256]

I miss Dorner.

I consider him hide and seek champion of the world. Bin Laden had Pakistan's help.

[usaosooner]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...usaolp00000003

n internal review by the Los Angeles Police Department concluded that rogue ex-officer Christopher Dorner was justifiably fired, a lawyer who reviewed the findings told The ****ociated Press on Tuesday.

Civil rights attorney Connie Rice said the lengthy examination found no basis for allegations of racism and bias that Dorner made in a manifesto vowing revenge on his former colleagues and their families.

The findings, which are expected to be made public this month at a Los Angeles Police Commission meeting, concluded that Dorner had a history of embellishing stories, misperceiving slights and making bogus complaints against his fellow officers, Rice said.

He took more than twice as long as most officers to complete his training, was nearly incomprehensible during the hearing over his firing, and only filed a complaint against his training officer when he learned she gave him a bad performance review, Rice said.

The LAPD won't comment on the findings until they have been publicly released and reviewed by commissioners, said police Lt. Andrew Neiman.

Chief Charlie Beck ordered the review as Dorner was on the run after being accused of killing the daughter of his former union lawyer and her fiance and releasing the manifesto saying he would get even for being unfairly fired because he was black.

Rice, a longtime department watchdog and frequent critic, was allowed to review the findings.

"The firing was justified and his allegations are completely unfounded," said Rice, who spent two weeks reviewing the findings. "This guy needed to go. And the question was, even if he needed to go, did the LAPD get rid of him in a way that was illegitimate? And the answer for me was no."

Authorities say Dorner killed four people, including two law enforcement officers, during a weeklong rampage in February that led to a massive manhunt, authorities said. He apparently killed himself while holed up in a burning cabin after a gunbattle with police.

The roughly 40-page report relied on about 80 documents, including 900 pages of transcripts from the Board of Rights hearing that concluded Dorner lied when he claimed a training officer had brutally kicked a mentally ill man during an arrest. He was fired for making a false report and a Los Angeles Superior Court judge sided with the department during a 2010 appeal.

The review conducted by Gerry Chaleff, the LAPD's special ****istant for constitutional policing, also re-examined at least 10 complaints Dorner officially lodged with the department while he was an officer, Rice said.

In his manifesto, Dorner said the LAPD had tarnished his reputation, ruined the former Navy reserve's military career, and destroyed his life.

The department is also conducting a review of the overall discipline system and will also review the cases of a handful of former officers who have since formally requested reviews of their firings.

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[SoCaliSooner]

He was a nut job. I know quite a bit more now about why he was fired and I'll just say that of he was white, and done what he was doing, he would have been fired much sooner. Screaming racism just prolonged him being on the job. His accusations against other cops and their whereabouts and activities were just plain crazy.

[bushmaster06]

I don't think anyone doubts his mental instability.

[LASooner]

currently his brain is a charcoal briquette

[Orange is ugly]

So what happened to the "Good" cops shooting at paper delivery ladies and surfer dudes?
Have they served their suspension with pay yet?

[SoCaliSooner]

So what happened to the "Good" cops shooting at paper delivery ladies and surfer dudes?
Have they served their suspension with pay yet?

Looks like two will be terminated, one will get a 30 day suspension and one is retiring.

[SoCaliSooner]

I don't think anyone doubts his mental instability.

He tried the Rafael Perez mode of bringing down cops he did not like...

[Orange is ugly]

Looks like two will be terminated, one will get a 30 day suspension and one is retiring.

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[The]

Why can't we get any good murderous superhero vigilantes?