Police in Christopher Dorner standoff launched incendiary tear gas into cabin

NY Post ^ | Feb 14, 2013 | CHUCK BENNETT and DAVID K. LI

[null and void]

He was a professional victim, a collector of slights and injustices,

He sure was. It seems that's a capital crime, subject to summary execution now?

and it seems you are too.

*snort*

[dragnet2]

Do you have first hand knowledge? Otherwise you are taking the media transmitted word of those Dorner allegedly accused of being corrupt, who just might have skin in the game.

He accused others of corruption...What a laugh..

His training officer basically writes this guy up, and was quite outspoken about his temperament and wrote that he lacked judgment and common sense in the field. Guess what happens next?

This guy files allegations his training officer used excessive force...And he waited *days* to report these allegations, after being critiqued and "written up" by the training officer.

The reason he was fired he found out that his training officer had written him up for his poor performance, he decided to retaliate, making up a story about her kicking a suspect in the chest and reporting her.

Ya see any serious red flags there Joe? Any corruption, dishonesty or character flaws or serious issues Joe?

[SunkenCiv]

/bingo

[Alaska Wolf]

How long are they required to wait? How many man hours do you require to be wasted?

Two questions. You do understand what a ? signifies, do you not?

Silly me

Actually it is far worse.

Who surrenders

A fugitive seeking due process.

If he were dead, there wouldn't be any point in burning down the building, now would there?

Yes. It could be booby trapped. The POS was ruthless.

If there was any thought that it wasn't his blood would't that mean they deliberately burned an innocent civilian hostage?

No dufus. You do know that animals have blood coursing through their veins, don't you?

[dragnet2]

He was a professional victim, a collector of slights and injustices,

He sure was.

Well, ya got something right slick.

[Alaska Wolf]

It seems that's a capital crime, subject to summary execution now?

Can you cut the incessant, whining, drama queen crap?

[null and void]

Yeah, but I did overstep a bit with the following comment.

[eyedigress]

Back at it I see. Still De-bunking the audio from last night or has that been properly vetted for you?

Anyway, have fun with the circle of logic game that now has enhanced player pieces.

[Alaska Wolf]

My mistake

It appears to be habitual.

[null and void]

Not all PDs are created equal

[Alaska Wolf]

Still De-bunking the audio from last night

Still waiting for bit to be credited.

[null and void]

See the post following yours...

[Mike Darancette]

The dead and wounded officers’ families should split the reward.

[null and void]

It appears to be habitual.

Yes, I do make a habit of admitting it when I am wrong.

[eyedigress]

You might want to tell all the media outlets to stop using it until you give the all clear.

[null and void]

The dead and wounded officers’ families should split the reward.

No.

The reward belongs to the couple who turned him in.

They won't get it on the technicality that he wasn't arrested.

As to the dead cops? There are already pension and survivor's benefits in place.

Still, I'd be willing to voluntarily contribute my own money to a special fund.

Donating someone else's reward money? Not so much.

[eyedigress]

FR loves you for it nully. :^)

All my best

[Alaska Wolf]

You might want to tell all the media outlets to stop using it until you give the all clear.

The media prints, utters and espouses false, uncorroborated and misleading information with impunity. I have no input and little interest.

[USAF80]

Cops are there to protect the populace not execute them. You cannot compare cops to rapist and molesters.

There are non-lethal weapons that can be employed if someone is not armed. Shooting 50 times at some one who has no weapon is insane and shows no restraint.

Their dress reflects a paramilitary mindset. Dress like a soldier and you will act like one. Soldiers typically don’t ask their enemy to surrender. In Iraq one guy in a building will warrant an airstrike to take him out.

[eyedigress]

I have no input and little interest.

I am keenly aware of that.