Dorner's pick-up truck was a dark grey Nissan Titan. The mother/daughter victims' truck was a light blue Toyota Tacom

WOW WHAT THE FARK DID THIS GUY DO?
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...ith-the-police

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Originally Posted by GBAstar Now I predict that once Dorner is killed (if he goes out by means of police gunfire) we're going to hear the "OMG they killed him to cover up secretz"

If you look into the history of the LAPD over the past two decades or so, there aren't "secrets" necessarily. Sure, people love a good conspiracy (let's just say, hypothetically of course, since nobody would believe this - government agents killed Aaron Swartz) - but the LAPD's misuse of authority and corruption is pretty well documented.

The past decades have shown a pretty remarkable turnaround - but that's evidence that either (a) the LAPD is doing much better in following procedural law and respecting citizens or (b) the LAPD is doing a much better job at covering up the fact that they have not changed their disregard for the law and treatment of citizens. Dorner clearly thinks it's (b). Historical precedent might also suggest (b) as well.

I'd like to see more police jurisdictions do away with "internal affairs" as their form of oversight, and have to deal with independent, external, transparent oversight agencies that have legal authority to sanction, fire, or charge officers who violate the law or abuse citizens. Internal affairs creates too great of an opportunity to cover up corruption, and citizens tend to be skeptical that they work at all.

At any rate, I'm appreciative that Dorner's message isn't lost with his despicable methods; it's too easy and alluring to fall back on "he's a lone nut with a gun" trope and ignore that it's very, very possible that his concerns about corruption in the LAPD are accurate. It's hard to separate a person's message from their actions - in this case, I dig that people are able to do that.

Make no mistake, however: he will be caught and killed, whether deservedly so or not (i.e., if he is caught and gives himself up easily, he'll still be killed on sight).

Yeah, this guy is Dead Man Walking.

Imagine the shit storm if he's caught surrendering, and is killed anyway. With the way things are going I wouldn't be surprised to see that happen. Although these days people seem to have less and less problem with the police just killing on sight, it's like we're really a few steps away from street judges.

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Originally Posted by Feeding the Abscess Since I live in southern California, I picked one of these up: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dont-Shoot-I...item3f2207a86f

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Originally Posted by Finger_Shocker Dorner's pick-up truck was a dark grey Nissan Titan. The mother/daughter victims' truck was a light blue Toyota Tacom

Things look blueish-gray in the dark.

The "I am not Dorner" bumper stickers should be outlawed.

See, I forgot where I heard this argument, but if those are outlawed, then only outlaws will have them. Which in this case, means Christopher Dorner.

Which means it would work out perfectly for the rest of us.

Originally Posted by perdition(troy I'm shocked they haven't found this guy yet. Wouldn't be surprised if he already took his own life.

The city where the guy dumped his truck and burned it, the town is occupied by so many vacant and vacation homes. To top it off, a winter storm came in and dumped some heavy snow in the mountains.

The place where the officer was killed is around 3-4 miles down the road from me, something like this hit a little too close to home from what I would have liked.

Originally Posted by skiizim The place where the officer was killed is around 3-4 miles down the road from me, something like this hit a little too close to home from what I would have liked.

At least it wasn't you... Its like not hes coming for you.

Apparently the cops have Dorner pinned down in a cabin. Here's a live feed:

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/live-video/

Hmmm...don't think I'm down for watching an execution on live tv.

...and yes, I know there's a delay.

Yeah he is going to be dead soon.

Originally Posted by dohdough Hmmm...don't think I'm down for watching an execution on live tv. ...and yes, I know there's a delay.

I just watched the Budd Dwyer video a few weeks ago, so my quota for grotesque has been filled for a long time to come.

The cabin he's allegedly in is now engulfed in flames. They must have brought the FBI in to "improperly" deploy tear gas...

Originally Posted by RedvsBlue The cabin he's allegedly in is now engulfed in flames. They must have brought the FBI in to "improperly" deploy tear gas...

Just saw. So....wtf happened exactly?? Did it slowly go up in flames or just ignite all at once?

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2013/02/12...orner-sighted/

Looks like authorities found his body in the cabin.

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Local news just showed video of some cop saying the fire was too hot for them to actually search the cabin to verify it's him.