[L.A.Justice]

It’s not like the guy was going to escape. This stunk to high-heaven as, at least to me, it looked like an execution without the benefit of a trial. All they had to do was wait the guy out or bring in a negotiator as they already had the guy surrounded.

I had no problem with what San Bernardino County Sheriff's Dept did in that case...

Chris Dorner could have come out with his hands up...He chose not to do...

Dorner was not a great guy...I am not sorry that he is dead...Not really...

[TTFX]

I had no problem with what San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Dept did in that case

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No wonder the police have the mindset they do.

They’ll be abusing their power and killing innocent people for many more decades.

[Honest Nigerian]

I like everything you said and even the way you said it.
How many chances should a person get to surrender while they are on a crime spree?
I know about the notion of “innocent until proven guilty”. But there is the fact that people have to be guilty to be proven guilty.
Don’t go pointing a gun at someone unless you are ready to shoot to kill.

[SoConPubbie]

I had no problem with what San Bernardino County Sheriff's Dept did in that case...

So, effectively, you are OK with murder by vigilantes, even when the vigilantes are cops?

[Bon of Babble]

I’m with you - I have family in Irvine and this was a Big Deal (I also live in the area).

He killed four innocent people - and was on the loose for days terrorizing the Los Angeles area before the final standoff.

He saved us taxpayers a lengthy trial and appeals - and years of housing him in prison since the death penalty has been declared null and void by the latest Governor.

He got the justice he deserved. If that were one of my family members I’d certainly think so.