Dorner was a run-of-the-mill scumbag ingrate who murdered only people with no direct link to his dismissal. I wouldn’t waste any time trying to vindicate his actions. It’s a good thing he’s dead. Saves us the expense of a trial and either an acquittal at the hands of an all-black jury or of decades of incarceration.
That former captain, Randall Quan, became a lawyer after he retired and represented Dorner in a disciplinary hearing that led to his termination.
The LA Times reported late last night on that firing case, in which the department alleged that Dorner issued a false report that his training officer kicked a mentally ill suspect.
Quan insisted during a 2008 board of rights hearing that Dorner had done the right thing by reporting his supervisor’s allegedly abusive behavior.
He called the case against Dorner “very, very ugly,” the Times reported, citing a hearing transcript.
“This officer wasn’t given a fair shake,” Quan reportedly said during the hearing. “In fact, what’s happening here is this officer is being made a scapegoat.”
A three-member disciplinary panel unamiously ruled against Dorner, finding he reported his training officer, Teresa Evans, because he feared she would give him a negative evaluation.
It’s not clear why Dorner would have had a vendetta against the man who defended him.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/why-was-christopher-dorner-fired-2013-2#ixzz2LFuXDyOZ
Quan failed him; hence the vendetta.