Breaking:Dorner Protestors Hit LAPD!

What channel are you watching this on live TV?

CNN and Fox are both playing regular shows.

think full of it

nods at OP. :)

Thanks for the links, very interesting. Glad to know folks are stepping up against the brutality of the LAPD.

I also do not agree with (the alleged) way that Dorner went about doing what he thought needed to be done. Innocent folks killed isn't right. However, I stand with his right to be heard about his treatment, the treatment of others, by the LAPD.

The LAPD was caught out in their behaviors in this whole incident. I'm just sorry that folks died in the process, including Dorner. LAPD proved that there's a percentage of 'bad cops' in their midst, by the audio at the cabin that went viral. They can deny all they want, many of us heard their words, saw their actions. See it all around us, in fact, not just in LA.

Many in LAPD and others just like em elsewhere in the USA seem to think of themselves as judge, jury and executioner. And I think it's good that many folks are beginning to say.... enough!

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wonder if they'll be back tomorrow

With 15 protestors? That's what I counted.

Last Edited by nutmeg on 02/16/2013 11:09 PM

lol...in coming days

15 white people and a few Hispanics do not make a riot in LA.
The blacks only defend their own. Dorner was too Orange County to have loyalty in the black community of LA.

We are talking Watts, Compton, South Central, Downtown ...

Rodney King was from these areas and the riots that came afterwards reflected on these poor areas saying to themselves, "he was one of us", "if they did it to him, they'll do it to us".

Dorner would not be considered one of them in these areas.

until you burn him alive without due justice

He committed suicide FYI.

yeah ok

Korean shop owners alert level went to Defcon 2......sandbagged rooftop sniper nest are set up....

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Michael Nam, 30, who held a sign with a flaming tombstone and the inscription "RIP Habeas Corpus," said it was "pretty obvious" police had no intention of bringing Dorner in alive.

"They were the judge, the jury and the executioner," Nam said. "As an American citizen, you have the right to a trial and due process by law."
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Its pretty obvious the Police did NOT want this to go to trial, where his story might have been heard by the public?

yep..that guys also a marine that said that

wonder if they'll grow?