Ex-LAPD cop rampage

[Exterminator]

Something about his story has a ring of truth to it.

[Locutus]

That's a very compelling story unfolding out there.

[Exterminator]

It's like a Denzel movie!

[Locutus]

Indeed it is! 

[The Troll]

Something about his story has a ring of truth to it.

   I don't doubt his story in anyway.  The Blue Code is live and well.  This cop abuse and cop killing of civilians is rampant in the country.  These California cops have shot two women delivering newspapers and a man because they were driving a truck of the same color of the man they are wanting.   

  What is so bad is, these cops get by with this behavior every day, every week, all of the time.  When is the American people going to stand up against this paramilitary police force.  The cops have more killing power than some of our troops in Afghanistan.  Don't believe me, just watch "Dade County Swat.   

[Palehorse]

I find it hilarious to see the on air analysis of psychologists who think they know this guy and "now" say he is clearly psychotic and possessing a brain disorder.

And yet, the USN and LAPD both administered psych exams to this man and found him fit to be trained to kill, trained to command, and trained to use weapons to kill with extreme prejudice. One has to ask themselves why it is that if these on air psychologists know so much then just why is it they aren't the ones administering these pre-employment psych exams on military and law enforcement candidates? (Because they know NOTHING)

The sad part in all of this is the fact that the LAPD has a very bad reputation that runs back for decades, and that alone lends credibility to this guy's 6,000 page "manifesto". The general public on the left coast has an adversarial relationship with law enforcement at best, and it really doesn't matter if this guys claims are valid or not, because in the eyes of the victims of LAPD's historic abuse of the public and the law, this guy is a modern day Robin Hood out to right the injustices wrought upon them for decades.

There is a sector of the civilian population that will aid and abet this guys efforts and actually take pleasure in watching his victims "bleed out on the ground because it is the paramedics job to help them", as he put it. And if even one scintilla of truth is discovered within his allegations toward LAPD then the ranks of his support group will grow exponentially to the point where he will then command a legion of like minded people that are willing to wage a bloody war on all of law enforcement.

If what this man alleges is indeed true, and it very well may be for all I know, it still does not validate his actions, does not give him the right to indiscriminately kill law enforcement officers and their families, does not impact the wrongs done to him in any way, shape, or form. All it does is make people dead, and in the end will bring his death. And what good will come of any of it?

It will stimulate the funeral business in the area for a short while, and open up a few jobs along the way, but that is about it.

I cannot wait to see how the media, gun grabbers, and congress will spin this one. 

[Locutus]

I wonder how many cops he's going to be able to kill before they catch him.  So far, he's proven smarter than they are. 

[Palehorse]

I wonder how many cops he's going to be able to kill before they catch him.  So far, he's proven smarter than they are.

If he has had the training I suspect he has had, then there will be several more Harvested before the get him.

I would bet he has several vehicles at his disposal, and an armory as well. . .

[Locutus]

What do you make of the burned out car that they found earlier tonight in the rugged area east of Los Angeles?  Some say he left that there as a diversionary tactic, and has left that area already.   They've also found signs of him as far south as San Diego. 

[Palehorse]

What do you make of the burned out car that they found earlier tonight in the rugged area east of Los Angeles?  Some say he left that there as a diversionary tactic, and has left that area already.   They've also found signs of him as far south as San Diego.

No doubt it was a diversion. And a tactic he will continue to use in order to move cops to the areas he WANTS them in. Clearly he has transport they are not aware of and is very mobile. He burned the truck they were looking for because he wants them nervous and scared. (Mission accomplished as evidenced by the fact they are shooting civilians in pickup trucks without visual confirmation of it being "the " vehicle or occupants.)

And the more they do this kind of thing the more it plays into his hand.

LAPD had better hope he doesn't get into the media with his message. It would seem he has insider information and if he indeed does, it is information LAPD does not want out there. And he is a dead man walking no matter what transpires.

He has been schooled in military tactics by both the police and the military itself. He has been battle tested as well, so this is their worst case scenario becoming reality. 

[Palehorse]

The other thing is he seems to be using the cover of night with which to execute his strikes. He has started at midnight to 2AM, and I am guessing his next strike will happen near 4AM, plus or minus an hour. Then he'll go underground for a bit to watch them squirm. . .

[Locutus]

I really look forward to discussing this as the events unfold.  This reminds me of the DC snipers and their operations in and around Washington about a decade ago.

For those who haven't read it, here's a link to his full, and very lengthy manifesto.  It's posted on KTLA's website with some names redacted.

http://ktla.com/2013/02/07/read-christopher-dorners-so-called-manifesto/#axzz2KEvDEfwJ

[Locutus]

The other thing is he seems to be using the cover of night with which to execute his strikes. He has started at midnight to 2AM, and I am guessing his next strike will happen near 4AM, plus or minus an hour. Then he'll go underground for a bit to watch them squirm. . .

I agree.  Like I said before, it's very reminiscent of the sniper incidents in DC.  An entire population was on edge.  Only in this case, it's not the general population, but a population of police officers who are on edge and targeted. 

[Palehorse]

I agree.  Like I said before, it's very reminiscent of the sniper incidents in DC.  An entire population was on edge.  Only in this case, it's not the general population, but a population of police officers who are on edge and targeted.

Indeed. Their families as well. And I will not be surprised to see other like minded individuals with an axe to grind with LAPD begin using this as an opportunity to invoke anarchy. My guess is if they do not get this guy in short order, the National Guard will be brought into play. 

[Locutus]

Indeed. Their families as well. And I will not be surprised to see other like minded individuals with an axe to grind with LAPD begin using this as an opportunity to invoke anarchy. My guess is if they do not get this guy in short order, the National Guard will be brought into play. 

I think they're going to have a hard time getting him.  He's one of them, and he knows their tactics and strategies.  He could terrorize law enforcement in that area for a long time before they catch him.