LAPD officer gets terminated, turns into comic book villain

[Turbulent]

Yep, and the people who directly fukked him over are still around but he chose to go after the innocent people directly. He talked about the cops who beat Rodney King but they are still on the force harassing people but he goes after a damn woman's bball coach because of who her daddy is.

i think his goal is to deliver supreme ether to them. the type of shyt that would make their soul burn slow. the news said that he even called the father and told him he should have protected his daughter better...

now all the people named will constantly look over their shoulder and fear for their loved ones as long as dude isn't caught.

not saying i agree with him (i wish he would have found a way to peacefully prove his case and clear his name). but i don't really think he cares about being considered a coward or not or if what he's doing is right. I think he just wants revenge at this point. he wants them to suffer.

 

[Born2BKing]

You only turned against dorner because of the color of his victim. Give me a break. Stop pretending you give a damn about all that.

This cac again, my dikk told me to give you a message saying get off it.

 

[Turbulent]

Dude was trying murk the cop in a store from the rooftop using a sniper gun, they engage in a shootout with dude while one cop hops in his car and drives away to distract dude while another cop has a clean shot at him, shot the sniper and he died...

The cop hopping in the car to distract dude was one of those "Hollywood moments"

lol

 

[jaydolf spitler]

So firing someone is means enough to kill them? People get fired everyday b, that doesn't mean killing their damn kid is an alternative.

I'm gonna reiterate once again that I am not condoning Dorner killing the daughter. I am saying that we are in the real world. If Dorner was truthful in his statements then he was fired under false pretenses which would piss anybody off. 9 out of 10 ppl would let it slide and find a new job. But every now and then there's someone who will take things further than most as in this case. Dude should have known that and kept that in mind before allegedly firing him as an act of the blue line policy. I know i wouldn't fire a 270 lb dude who may have not even done anything to merit it

 

[Ronnie Lott]

My bad i lumped @MikeBrownsJob's comment in there by accident. All im sayin is a lot of the blame can also be shared by the father for being dishonest, if what he's being accused of is true, then Dorner's not the only one in the wrong and the death of the man's daughter is a direct consequence of what her father did. Idgaf about 'street dynamics' and 'points'. An being an educated person with common sense who stays out of that violent lifestyle that encompasses 'the streets' makes me a nerd or square i'll gladly accept that label. I just hope while you're out there racking up points on the streets that ur actions don't result in an offspring's death and u sit there placing all the blame on the MF that YOU wronged

Ok cool. All I'm sayin is that if u have problems with person #1 don't take it out on innocnet person # 2&3. That's all I'm sayin. U lose "credibility"

 

[the next guy]

This cac again, my dikk told me to give you a message saying get off it.

Get the fukk outta here man please. What you did was complete FAKE.

 

[Born2BKing]

I'm gonna reiterate once again that I am not condoning Dorner killing the daughter. I am saying that we are in the real world. If Dorner was truthful in his statements then he was fired under false pretenses which would piss anybody off. 9 out of 10 ppl would let it slide and find a new job. But every now and then there's someone who will take things further than most as in this case. Dude should have known that and kept that in mind before allegedly firing him as an act of the blue line policy. I know i wouldn't fire a 270 lb dude who may have not even done anything to merit it

Then you should never be a boss if you afraid to fire someone because they are brolic.

 

[the next guy]

Then you should never be a boss if you afraid to fire someone because they are brolic.

You about that life?

 

[jaydolf spitler]

Then you should never be a boss if you afraid to fire someone because they are brolic.

That's not why i said i wouldn't do it. If he deserved to be fired i'd do it. U're overlooking the part where i said 'if he didn't merit it' come on fam ur doin ur own little editing job to form an argument

 

[the next guy]

Ok cool. All I'm sayin is that if u have problems with person #1 don't take it out on innocnet person # 2&3. That's all I'm sayin. U lose "credibility"

Ronnie I agree with you 100 percent. My thinking (and don't kill me for this) is that he just wanted that cop feel pain when he killed his kid.

 

[Karume]

How do you know?

I was in the Army both active and reserve. at 5'10" the heaviest I ever was while making tape was about 245 lbs. does anyone know how tall this dorner is?

 

[Torrential]

A man identifying himself as Dorner taunted the father of Monica Quan four days after the former LAPD officer allegedly killed her and just 11 hours after he allegedly killed a police officer in Riverside, Calif., according to court documents obtained by ABC News

A man claiming to be Dorner called Randall Quan and told him that that he "should have done a better job of protecting his daughter," according to the documents.

..

The call, according to court records, was traced to Vancouver, Wash., but law enforcement officials do not believe Dorner was there at the time at the call.

he called him and threw it in his face brehs. He also scrambled his location on some Jason Bourne shyt...wow.

Christopher Dorner Manhunt: LAPD Reopens Case That Led to Suspected Cop-Killer's Firing - ABC News

 

[the next guy]

I was in the Army both active and reserve. at 5'10" the heaviest I ever was while making tape was about 245 lbs. does anyone know how tall this dorner is?

6'

 

[T'Kuvma Da Unforgettable]

he called him and threw it in his face brehs. He also scrambled his location on some Jason Bourne shyt...wow.

Christopher Dorner Manhunt: LAPD Reopens Case That Led to Suspected Cop-Killer's Firing - ABC News

probably one of them fourchains boys trolling that man

 

[Karume]

6'

If that's the case I could see someone being in the 265-270 range and being able to pass tape.