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Anonymous Coward User ID: 29948208 United States 02/13/2013 02:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I would be glad to oblige you if you could present any credible proof that the events as presented were false and that Dorner killed no one. All we're dealing with here is opinion, and so far, I tend to believe what I've witnessed the last few days. So far, apparently, you don't. |
Miss Kitty User ID: 13855715 United States 02/13/2013 02:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped He didn't commit suicide. An FBI guy was on TV last night and said the police pushed him back in the back door as he tried to come out. Meaning they shot at him to keep him in there. A sniper I am sure hit him and then they burned him. The ACLU will be filing a lawsuit in 3...2...1... since when are police allowed to be judge,jury,and executioner? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19200631 He tossed out a smoke cannister and ran out shooting his gun. Police fired back, forcing him back in the cabin. I'm curious, what do you think protocol should be when a murderer runs out firing at you? Smile and wave and let them run past? Or fire back at them? He had plenty of time and warnings by megaphone to surrender peacefully. He had 10 days to turn himself in and have a fair trial. Nutmeg ... roasting alive was discontinued, as capitol punishment, when man became civilized. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 34335369 United States 02/13/2013 02:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I wonder if they still have the people listed on CJDs manifesto under watch. Because if he escaped, you know he's still going to go after them so they're going to want to make sure those people are still protected if he did. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 33713453 United States 02/13/2013 02:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I can read 154 pages, is this cop dude dead or not? did he burn get shot or what, is this thing over??? I am kinda slow and just want to know..... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 33713453 well they burned him alive yesterday, so he's long gone crispy critter today, and the problem now is: they are not entirely certain who this "he" actually is. THANKS!! I appreciate your time to answer that for me.... |
nutmeg User ID: 33804362 United States 02/13/2013 02:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped ... Quoting: JennOfArc He tossed out a smoke cannister and ran out shooting his gun. Police fired back, forcing him back in the cabin. I'm curious, what do you think protocol should be when a murderer runs out firing at you? Smile and wave and let them run past? Or fire back at them? He had plenty of time and warnings by megaphone to surrender peacefully. He had 10 days to turn himself in and have a fair trial. Nutmeg ... roasting alive was discontinued, as capitol punishment, when man became civilized. He just didn't want to be taken alive, I guess. |
nutmeg User ID: 33804362 United States 02/13/2013 02:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped He didn't commit suicide. An FBI guy was on TV last night and said the police pushed him back in the back door as he tried to come out. Meaning they shot at him to keep him in there. A sniper I am sure hit him and then they burned him. The ACLU will be filing a lawsuit in 3...2...1... since when are police allowed to be judge,jury,and executioner? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19200631 He tossed out a smoke cannister and ran out shooting his gun. Police fired back, forcing him back in the cabin. I'm curious, what do you think protocol should be when a murderer runs out firing at you? Smile and wave and let them run past? Or fire back at them? He had plenty of time and warnings by megaphone to surrender peacefully. Has anyone wondered where mom was while this was happening? "Gile said she later went to Dorner’s home in La Palma. About 10 minutes after she arrived there, she saw the woman from the restaurant, who neighbors identified as Dorner’s mother, pull into the driveway and go in the house." [link to losangeles.cbslocal.com] Last Edited by nutmeg on 02/13/2013 02:44 PM |
ClydeX User ID: 11310285 United States 02/13/2013 02:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped And for every single person that heralded the intentional burning of this person, just how do you feel now about the decision to burn someone that you were so sure was in that cabin? That even the actors who started the fire could not confirm the identity of the person inside and decided to move forward with their plan should be no less than appalling. We'll see how much cheering takes place when this happens on your street - hopefully your friends or relatives will not be inside when the decision is made to burn them down and sift through the ashes later to determination of identity. Job 12:7) But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee: 8) Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee. |
Miss Kitty User ID: 13855715 United States 02/13/2013 02:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I would be glad to oblige you if you could present any credible proof that the events as presented were false and that Dorner killed no one. All we're dealing with here is opinion, and so far, I tend to believe what I've witnessed the last few days. So far, apparently, you don't. My point was the guarantees of the Constitution being ignored and the repercussions of shredding the document. I am not arguing the case of Dorner except to point out the obvious and that is to say the man did not get what the Constitution guarantees all of us. You obviously don't care about the rule of law and would be the cheering section for burning people at the stake because someone said they were a witch or warlock. Perhaps you will one day be in a situation without due process of law. Have fun then. |
AWFEKKIT User ID: 34322734 Egypt 02/13/2013 02:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped Of course, as usual, his driver's license survived the inferno so there could be a positive ID. [link to losangeles.cbslocal.com] On Wednesday, an Associated Press source confirmed that Dorner’s California driver’s license was found inside the burned cabin with the body. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7043507 Greece 02/13/2013 02:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped And for every single person that heralded the intentional burning of this person, just how do you feel now about the decision to burn someone that you were so sure was in that cabin? That even the actors who started the fire could not confirm the identity of the person inside and decided to move forward with their plan should be no less than appalling. We'll see how much cheering takes place when this happens on your street - hopefully your friends or relatives will not be inside when the decision is made to burn them down and sift through the ashes later to determination of identity. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1464956 United States 02/13/2013 02:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I would be glad to oblige you if you could present any credible proof that the events as presented were false and that Dorner killed no one. All we're dealing with here is opinion, and so far, I tend to believe what I've witnessed the last few days. So far, apparently, you don't. "Tend to believe" Beyond reasonable doubt Sure, those sound the same to me.... not |
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Miss Kitty User ID: 13855715 United States 02/13/2013 02:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped Nutmeg ... roasting alive was discontinued, as capitol punishment, when man became civilized. He just didn't want to be taken alive, I guess. The LA cops called this "Operation torch bad guy." They did not want him (Dorner) to say anything that may implicate them for their secrets. They never intended to give him due process. |
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nutmeg User ID: 33804362 United States 02/13/2013 03:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 29948208 United States 02/13/2013 03:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I would be glad to oblige you if you could present any credible proof that the events as presented were false and that Dorner killed no one. All we're dealing with here is opinion, and so far, I tend to believe what I've witnessed the last few days. So far, apparently, you don't. My point was the guarantees of the Constitution being ignored and the repercussions of shredding the document. I am not arguing the case of Dorner except to point out the obvious and that is to say the man did not get what the Constitution guarantees all of us. You obviously don't care about the rule of law and would be the cheering section for burning people at the stake because someone said they were a witch or warlock. Perhaps you will one day be in a situation without due process of law. Have fun then. Which initially translates to, "Yes I have no proof", which is fine. I don't either. fwiw, I'm on your side in regard the Constitution being abrogated but that's another topic. I'm not sure the Constitution would guarantee anyone publicly defined as an outlaw, by his actions and by his own word, any sort of right. And, fwiw, there's a substantial amount of difference between public accusations of witchery and fairly well documented murder. Don't get me wrong. I was on Dorner's side from the beginning. I was born and raised in LA, went through all the BS there, Rodney King, Watts Riots, OJ, etc, and knew some LAPD. He had, imo, a legitimate bitch and it's going to get ignored. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 23657849 United States 02/13/2013 03:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped He didn't commit suicide. An FBI guy was on TV last night and said the police pushed him back in the back door as he tried to come out. Meaning they shot at him to keep him in there. A sniper I am sure hit him and then they burned him. The ACLU will be filing a lawsuit in 3...2...1... since when are police allowed to be judge,jury,and executioner? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19200631 He tossed out a smoke cannister and ran out shooting his gun. Police fired back, forcing him back in the cabin. I'm curious, what do you think protocol should be when a murderer runs out firing at you? Smile and wave and let them run past? Or fire back at them? I hope you are never called for any jury duty, because you naively believe everything that you hear from cops and newsmedia. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 7043507 Greece 02/13/2013 03:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped [link to edition.cnn.com] |
soulenlightenment User ID: 33784287 United States 02/13/2013 03:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped CNN is saying right now that the Term "Burners" may be a reference on the police audio to flash bang grenades and/or tear gas canisters. Educate yourself! The more you know the better of a chance you have to survive a world as crazy as ours. Knowledge is Power! . |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 23657849 United States 02/13/2013 03:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I never said that those people being shot was right. Ever. I think it was BS that these people were shot. I think there's clearly a problem that needs to be addressed within the LAPD. Two wrongs don't make a right. That you think that this makes it ok that other officers/people died too, is your issue. Not mine. Quoting: JennOfArc Say hello to the newest exposed shill on GLP I'm thinking it's more of a matter of too much air between the ears. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 454829 United States 02/13/2013 03:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped BIG BEAR LAKE — Investigators on Wednesday were in the process of identifying remains found in the charred cabin where fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner was believed to have been holed up. An official told the Associated Press that a wallet and personal items, including a California driver’s license with Dorner’s name, were found with the body in the basement of the cabin. At a briefing on Wednesday morning, Lt. Andy Neiman said that the LAPD has been back in a normal state of operations since late Wednesday. He said that the department had not been on tactical alert since early Wednesday. Neiman also said that “about a dozen or so” protective details of people named in Dorner’s manifesto will remain in place until the department and the families feel safe. He emphasized that the investigation is not stopping just becasue the suspect is believed to be dead. “We don’t just stop a murder case simply because we think the suspect in that case is no longer with us,” he said. Neiman would not comment on the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s investigation of the remains. He also said that the city attorneys involved will determine who, if anyone, gets the reward money, and that any decision on that matter could take some time. If the body is identified as Dorner’s, the standoff would end a weeklong manhunt for the ex-LAPD officer and Navy reservist suspected in a string of shootings following his firing several years ago. Read more: [link to ktla.com] Read more at [link to ktla.com] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 15680976 United States 02/13/2013 03:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped He didn't commit suicide. An FBI guy was on TV last night and said the police pushed him back in the back door as he tried to come out. Meaning they shot at him to keep him in there. A sniper I am sure hit him and then they burned him. The ACLU will be filing a lawsuit in 3...2...1... since when are police allowed to be judge,jury,and executioner? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19200631 He tossed out a smoke cannister and ran out shooting his gun. Police fired back, forcing him back in the cabin. I'm curious, what do you think protocol should be when a murderer runs out firing at you? Smile and wave and let them run past? Or fire back at them? I hope you are never called for any jury duty, because you naively believe everything that you hear from cops and newsmedia. I too hear people saying this and if it happened I must have missed the event watching live from a helicam and listening to multiple police scanners.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 34335369 United States 02/13/2013 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped BIG BEAR LAKE — Investigators on Wednesday were in the process of identifying remains found in the charred cabin where fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner was believed to have been holed up. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 454829 An official told the Associated Press that a wallet and personal items, including a California driver’s license with Dorner’s name, were found with the body in the basement of the cabin. At a briefing on Wednesday morning, Lt. Andy Neiman said that the LAPD has been back in a normal state of operations since late Wednesday. He said that the department had not been on tactical alert since early Wednesday. Neiman also said that “about a dozen or so” protective details of people named in Dorner’s manifesto will remain in place until the department and the families feel safe. He emphasized that the investigation is not stopping just becasue the suspect is believed to be dead. “We don’t just stop a murder case simply because we think the suspect in that case is no longer with us,” he said. Neiman would not comment on the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s investigation of the remains. He also said that the city attorneys involved will determine who, if anyone, gets the reward money, and that any decision on that matter could take some time. If the body is identified as Dorner’s, the standoff would end a weeklong manhunt for the ex-LAPD officer and Navy reservist suspected in a string of shootings following his firing several years ago. Read more: [link to ktla.com] Read more at [link to ktla.com] Interesting. The families are going to remain under protection until they feel safe? Shouldn't they feel safe the second they know CJD is dead? Does anybody have a reason why they wouldn't? |
ClydeX User ID: 11310285 United States 02/13/2013 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped I would be glad to oblige you if you could present any credible proof that the events as presented were false and that Dorner killed no one. All we're dealing with here is opinion, and so far, I tend to believe what I've witnessed the last few days. So far, apparently, you don't. My point was the guarantees of the Constitution being ignored and the repercussions of shredding the document. I am not arguing the case of Dorner except to point out the obvious and that is to say the man did not get what the Constitution guarantees all of us. You obviously don't care about the rule of law and would be the cheering section for burning people at the stake because someone said they were a witch or warlock. Perhaps you will one day be in a situation without due process of law. Have fun then. I'm not sure the Constitution would guarantee anyone publicly defined as an outlaw, by his actions and by his own word, any sort of right. And, fwiw, there's a substantial amount of difference between public accusations of witchery and fairly well documented murder. WHAT??????? Have you even READ the Bill of Rights? Did you miss, specifically, the 4th - 8th amendments? They exist ENTIRELY to rule out punishment or incarceration based on false claims by guaranteeing the accused specific rights. These rights cover every single aspect of any investigatory procedures, as well as procedures through trial and sentencing. Later Amendments also address procedures that must be adhered to during incarceration. If there were no application guaranteed those who had been, to use your words, "publicly defined as an outlaw...", then you can be accused just as easily of theft, murder, rape, child molestation, etc., demonized through the media, and summarily executed on the spot. Is that the country you want to live in? Is this belief so rampant throughout our society that it has become the very reason no one will call evil as evil in fear they will no longer have any rights once they're accused of something? The very fact that such statement(s) can be openly made really shine the light on the rotten roots of many problems within our country. I'm appalled I've even read such in regards to another fellow American citizen. Job 12:7) But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee: 8) Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18380705 United States 02/13/2013 03:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped so the "officer crain" funeral is being broadcast on local tv here in los angeles. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18380705 it is honestly THE BIGGEST police funeral i have ever seen. and they are taking HOURS of airtime, showing every little detail, hundreds, maybe even athousand, police officers, little kids saying"thank you "in unison as the car drives by, it is soooooooo overblown, its like the pope died. officers die every year, i have never seen anything like this, and TELEVISED ALL MORNING! and everyone is "suffering" and totally overreacting, one woman is fainting, everyone is mourning, crying. i'm waiting for someone to start tearing their hair and ripping their clothes.... there's been a precession of officers into this church, that the fallen officer had no connection, that has taken over a half an hour so far. no disrepect to officers that die in the line of duty, but this "funeral event" must be costing several cities millions of dollars today. they have bands, video memorials, and more people than i've ever seen at a funeral! it seemn waaaaaaaaay over done.... like a big hollywood production again. Sounds like it. And officer Keith Lawrence, what kind of send off did he get? good lord. this funeral is STILL GOING ON.... ITS BEEN ON TV FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW. AND THEY STILL ARE NOT DONE. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 18380705 United States 02/13/2013 03:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: BRKG: Cops Responding To Shootout With Federal Officials, LA Times Confirms Dorner. Update: Dorner May Have Died In Fiery Blaze, Or Escaped so the "officer crain" funeral is being broadcast on local tv here in los angeles. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18380705 it is honestly THE BIGGEST police funeral i have ever seen. and they are taking HOURS of airtime, showing every little detail, hundreds, maybe even athousand, police officers, little kids saying"thank you "in unison as the car drives by, it is soooooooo overblown, its like the pope died. officers die every year, i have never seen anything like this, and TELEVISED ALL MORNING! and everyone is "suffering" and totally overreacting, one woman is fainting, everyone is mourning, crying. i'm waiting for someone to start tearing their hair and ripping their clothes.... there's been a precession of officers into this church, that the fallen officer had no connection, that has taken over a half an hour so far. no disrepect to officers that die in the line of duty, but this "funeral event" must be costing several cities millions of dollars today. they have bands, video memorials, and more people than i've ever seen at a funeral! it seemn waaaaaaaaay over done.... like a big hollywood production again. Sounds like it. And officer Keith Lawrence, what kind of send off did he get? good lord. this funeral is STILL GOING ON.... ITS BEEN ON TV FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS NOW. AND THEY STILL ARE NOT DONE. and now they are going to PARADE THE HEARSE thru the entire city. another few hours of roadblocks, helicopters, armies of armed police "protecting each other" from the boogeyman. so glad i'm not out in riverside right now. |
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