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Lots of truth in that manifesto tho
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Crazy Stuff!
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He's supposedly up in Big Bear Lake area now where they found his pickup truck on fire near Snow Summit ski area. My designer lives in Big Bear Lake and also emailed that the H.S. is on lockdown. |
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ban pickup trucks!
(they're bad on mileage anyways) |
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Looks like the LAPD response to this makes the guy look a lot less crazy, but nut jobs need to learn that America is dumbed down to the point where nobody is going to read your manifesto no matter how many people you kill unless you keep it under 4 sentences or at least put some pictures in it.
He would be much better off to read it on Youtube while dancing around his bedroom in drag flailing his arms. Then it would get autotuned and reposted on every social media site for decades. |
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Update from my designer (from radio station in Big Bear Lake and also her observations) via email"
"There's a constant caravan of police vehicles going by ? constant ? I lost count at 40 ? The resorts have been shut down ? and there were at least a dozen helicopters that went by. They are not right here so I think he's not around here ? but the entire town is nuts right now ? update: they think they have him cornered into a certain area by the resort ? nothing's confirmed ? " |
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After reading his side of the story I'm kinda rooting for this guy....
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I wish more people would leave long-ass letters like he did before going on a rampage. It sucks when a person snaps and kills people with little to no explanation.
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Only one man out there that can bring this guy to justice and his name is: Colonel Samuel Trautman
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/j...2008/r2_30.jpg Unfortunately he died in 2003. |
a few more visuals and speculation:
"we just had 7 ambulances (AMR) go by ... not with their sirens on ... and tons more helicopters ... some news and some swat ..." "one group of cop cars was about 25 or more cars from Rancho Cucamonga .. which isn't even close to where the crimes took place and not close to here either. and there's a lot of unmarked cars in between the police vehicles ... looking rather "official" ... probably the FBI at this point ..." "probably 80% of the town is totally locked down. I don't even know if the kids were able to leave school yet..." "relatives of the guy [fugitive] may own a brewery up here [Big Bear] and may have been on his list" |
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Our city here has only a dozen officers, and when we had that train fire and the town had to be evacuated.... We had cops from all of the place. |
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LAPD shooting up those two trucks and killing people just because they thought he may be in them helps his cause. |
He won't be taken alive. Last thing the police want now is a media covered trial. :2 cents:
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On a somewhat related note (but not really), a little-known fact is that Rambo committed suicide in the original ending of First Blood. You can see this ending right here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=bn187skbynQ Crazy stuff, right? Thankfully they changed it and opted for an ending where he actually lives. :) |
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Timeline of all incidents from a local. Editing and filling in as I get more details.
Sunday Feb. 2nd:* Former LAPD officer wanted in connection with murder of two people in Irvine, CA. The woman being the daughter of a retired police Captain who was involved in the suspects termination hearing. The other victim was her fiance. Suspect was employed from 2005 to 2008 with the LAPD and was fired for "allegedly lying about actions of a fellow officer" he reported for abuse. Last few days: Suspect posted his 20-page manifesto to Facebook. His profile has supposedly been deactivated since. Tue/Wed: Suspect was in San Diego County within the last 24-hours. Spotted near the Loma Lake base which was locked down and reopened. It has been confirmed he stayed at a hotel near the base on Tuesday, checking out Wednesday. Wed. Night: Suspect allegedly tied up an 81-year old gentleman and attempted to steal his boat but was unable to operate it. Suspect's wallet and a detective badge were found nearby. State-wide alert goes out via California Highway Patrol. Thu. (~1:30 AM): Citizen notified police that were protecting another of the suspect's targets of a truck that fit description. They followed and one was injured when the suspect fired upon them, grazing his forehead. They were not able to give chase. Thu. (~1:35 AM): Just minutes later around 5 miles away, two officers sitting at a red light have the suspect walk up on them and open fire. One officer is killed, the other is injured but expected to recover. Story here. Thu. (5:15AM): A patrol unit assigned to protect a different target identified blue truck with the two ladies in it delivering newspapers. Reportedly the lights were out and officers opened fire in rapid bursts, a brief pause and then more bursts (according to witnesses). No details known on if they identified themselves. Both women were hit, one twice in the back and one in the arm. Both are expected to recover. Thu. (5:20 AM): A few blocks from the first accidental shooting, police were responding to the shots fired calls and came across another similar pickup truck to the suspect's. There was a collision to the rear of the vehicle and police fired three shots (at least) into the windshield of the driver who was luckily uninjured and not involved. Thu. Mid Day: An UNRELATED high speed chase was shown on local news. It was originally reported as a carjacking/stolen car and that there was a female driving and a possible male passenger. She ended up being alone, picking the wrong day to flee from police. Thu. (1:41 PM): A burned-out truck matching the description of a getaway vehicle owned by triple-murder suspect was found in the San Bernardino mountains (Big Bear). No VIN was legible but it's believe this is his car. Thu. (~4:00 PM): There is a large operation going on in the SB Mountains/Big Bear involving SWAT and other agencies as they scan the area. This is the primary search area right now, given the vehicle found. They have actually asked air news teams to not show what they are doing, something the news claims is an unusual request despite the seriousness of this situation. editing/updating as I can. There is a large operation going on in the SB Mountains/Big Bear involving SWAT and other agencies as they scan the area. This is the primary search area right now, given the vehicle found. They have actually asked air news teams to not show what they are doing, something the news claims is an unusual request despite the seriousness of this situation. |
This is of course exactly why only police officers should have guns.
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to anyone jumping into thread, these are email notes from my web designer who lives in Big Bear Lake:
"neighbor listening to police scanner... Glendora P.D. are on alert to come up to Big Bear." "k we now have Hwy Patrol with sirens ON and going very fast speeding by ..." "police confirmed that the burned vehicle on the 2N10 was the truck used by the suspect" "schools are closed, no longer on lockdown. nearly all businesses and stores in the area are closed. law enforcement are going door to door searching in a specific area" "they are using dogs .. his scent was picked up and his tracks (foot prints and something he is dragging … ammo and guns I would imagine?)" "if they don't find him, it's going to be a very long night" News: Package was sent to Anderson Cooper containing a DVD and a coin with a bullet hole |
"so from where his tracks were spotted ...
he's got three directions he could go in (the far east is totally undoable for him ? near Erwin Lake and the high school) So he could go north into town or he could go south deep into the trails and canyons (may be likely) or he could venture west .. this way ? which would by the road out of Big Bear" |
Well, he is not shooting random civilians, he seems a man on a mission, albeit a suicide mission -- we all know how this will end most likely ... He won't be the last man standing. |
http://a.abcnews.com/images/US/ap_ch..._130207_wg.jpg
Curious that he would abandon his vehicle in the wilderness and light it on fire, unless he wanted to draw attention to it (either as a diversion or as an ambush trap). If he was trying to hide in a rural area, why draw attention to himself? If he wants to pursue his vendetta, I would think he would remain in the city. Of course, he could have already set off in another vehicle well before the fire was detected, and eventually traced to Dorner. His actions seem purposeful, although it's not clear how much advance planning has gone into his rampage, or if he is just improvising now. Crazy stuff... :uhoh :stoned ADG |
Supposition as to why he chose to go up to Big Bear when his boat-jacking attempt failed:
Today and tomorrow were supposed to be discount lift ticket days for active Law Enforcement, Military, EMS, Firefighters for "Uniform Days" at Bear Mountain and Snow Summit. "This special offer is to show appreciation and support for your hard work." |
I hope that lots of people die
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If this is how cops act with just one lone gunman (i.e. completely shitting their pants), I'm not too worried when the govnt uses them to try and impose a fascist state.
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Oh yeah. That is what George Bush did and he got away with it. Right on! |
They're talking about this crazy bastard right now on the radio. The manhunt will continue through the night. Hope they catch him.
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