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I read a bit of it and the first question I ask myself is did this guy serve in Iraq and/or Afghanistan? Apart from Navy pilots I don’t know how big a combat role the Navy has played there but the question is still of interest to me,at least.
Well thank goodness he states that he’s “NOT a F&^%ing Christian.”
Otherwise the Press will start harping on the fact that he went to a Christian School, and assume that he IS.
This guy is a low information slacker. He didn’t go off on FR once in his manifesto.
What’s his DU name?
This man may wind up being a hero to the black community, like O.J., and he may also be, at this moment, being aided and abetted in his actions by members of the black community, i.e. gang members and sympathizers........
This fellow envisions himself as a present-day Travis Bickle. God’s lonely man. The man who stood up and said, “I will not take this anymore.”
The more police this guy dusts off, the more popular he’ll become. This is how folk-heroes are born. I’m quite sure the LAPD is getting increasingly nervous with every passing hour this guy’s still running around. L.A. is a damned big area, and he could be anywhere. And I see he’s promising an ‘unconventional and asymmetric’ campaign against the boys in blue.
The LAPD won’t capture this guy. They’ll shoot him on sight.
... just the white man trying to lynch another black man.
Is this his entry in the “worst opus ever” contest? It sucks.
Whining fail.
How did this guy even get hired in the first place? The LAPD made the right decision firing this guy, and they probably shoulda fired him long before and were just waiting for their chance to get rid of him. Hes a delusional nut.
“I know I will be villified by the media”
well gee, I wonder why?
I believe he lied and musta been jealous of the white woman police officer and tried to get her fired, but it backfired.
Quotes Jefferson, then: "This quote is not directed toward the US government which I fully support 100%". Knowingly upending the quotes' true meaning.
Obama supporter and mass killer.
Just Damn.
Terminating officers because they expose a culture of lying, racism (from the academy), and excessive use of force will immediately change. PSB can not police their own and that has been proven. The blue line will forever be severed and a cultural change will be implanted. You have awoken a sleeping giant.
I am here to change and make policy. The culture of LAPD versus the community and honest/good officers needs to and will change. I am here to correct and calibrate your morale compasses to true north.
He's delusional if he thinks this actions will effectivlely change anything.
"You are a high value target."
More Just Damn.
Done reading this load of crap. This idiot has a severe mental disorder. It's called liberalism. And no matter how valid some of his points may be against the corruption of the LAPD, he is still a sick liberal individual who needs to be removed from this life ASAP.
In 2005, while still enlisted in the military, Dorner applied to the LAPD and earned a spot in one of the departments training academy classes. An officer in Dorners class who asked not to be identified because he is not authorized to discuss the case, recalled Dorner as one of our problem children who frequently pushed the bounds of authority.
A few days into training, the recruits were explicitly told to only wear white or black shoes for a conditioning run, the officer said. Dorner, however, showed up in bright neon sneakers. He thought he knew it all, that rules just kind of didnt apply to him, the officer said. He was not a team player.
According to the officer, Dorner was kicked out of his academy class at least one time, when he accidentally shot himself in the hand. Internal disciplinary records show that Dorner was suspended for two days for an accidental discharge in 2005. He finished his training with another academy class, the officer said, and joined the force as an officer in February 2006, police records show.
Months later, the Navy called him back into service and he departed for a 13-month deployment in Bahrain. When Dorner returned to the LAPD in July 2007, he had not yet completed his mandatory probation year and was partnered with Teresa Evans, a training officer in the San Pedro area.
Evans would later tell internal affairs investigators that Dorner confessed to her on the first day they worked together that he was unhappy with the way the LAPD handled a complaint he made against some of his classmates in the academy, according to police records. He believed the LAPD was a racist organization and told Evans he planned to sue the department at the end of his probation period, Evans reported.
Dorner repeatedly made mistakes in the field, Evans said. Shortly after becoming partners, they responded to a report of an armed man and Dorner stood in the middle of the street to confront the suspect without any cover, she said. Evans said she told Dorner that she was going to recommend that he be removed from the field unless he improved his performance, according to the internal affairs records.
Dorner, she said, repeatedly asked to return to the academy for more training after his return from military service and was upset that the department had not granted the request. On one occasion, Dorner cried in the patrol car with Evans and demanded the additional training, she said.
The struggling officers ultimate undoing began on a morning when he and Evans were dispatched to a report of a man who had refused to leave a local hotel.
The officers found the mentally ill man seated on a bench. When he refused a command to stand up, Dorner took the mans wrist and pulled him up, records show. A struggle ensued and Evans had to grab Dorners Taser stun gun from his belt to subdue the man.
Nearly two weeks later, Evans criticized Dorner harshly in an evaluation report that included a long list of areas in which he needed improvement, including using common sense and good judgment. About the same time, Dorner called an LAPD sergeant whom he knew from the Navy and claimed he had witnessed Evans kick the man while he was being handcuffed. The sergeant told Dorner to report the incident to higher-ups or said he would do so himself. Dorner reported the misconduct, records show.
The departments internal affairs unit launched a probe into Dorners allegations. Three hotel employees who witnessed much of the incident said they never saw Evans kick the man. And when the man arrived at the police station, he did not mention being kicked in the face when a physician treated him for his facial injuries. Investigators concluded there was no truth to Dorners claim.
The witnesses statements and Dorners delay in coming forward irreparably destroy Dorners credibility, the department concluded in disciplinary records. Dorner was charged with making false statements and a false personnel complaint.
At Dorners discipline hearing, the father of the man the partners arrested testified that his son had told him he had been kicked by an officer. Nonetheless the discipline board found that Dorner had lied about the incident and fired him.
WTH??
Please undo that mess. I don’t see the need to edit a thing, but I guess you do.
But for sure - there is NO NEED to post a 1000 word paragraph with no breaks.
Sheesh.
This “guy” is an Oxygen Thief, Pump several bullets through is POS head and get his carcass OFF OF OUR Planet!