http://www.whatabunchofcrap.com/misc/dorner.jpg

(Chances he got away are slim to none but that's still hilarious.)

Just as much as a animal as Dorner, they prove no point but make they selfs look bad, typical and very sad.

video of "the shootout"

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50140947n

Dorner tells carjacking victim "I don't want to hurt you" and "take your dog with you"

http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2013/...HXInB8.twitter

he was after the crooked police. they do all kinds of shit :helpme people complain then drop it. :2 cents:

i wonder if any of the claims he made in his manifesto will be looked into...i'm guessing not.

It's done deal, media has already washed over the "who started the fire" by just brushing it aside and using the cops version.

They have moved on to the State of the Union speech as top story now and tomorrow it will be something else. At best you might get some back page follow up questioning the cops motives on some "opinion" blog.

I don't know why this is even a concern. I'm not saying the LAPD is made up of saints, but you are even going to consider this crazy man who has killed how many people might have a valid point?

so ignore the truth? wow

Yeah, there might have been a reason for why he went over the edge. He had not shot people before. There might be truth even in the ravings of a madman.

Dorner has created a polarizing effect, but I don't mean that negatively. People are either rejoicing he was burnt to a crisp or they are turning him into a hero/martyr. The Twitter feed #Dorner is leaning toward him being a hero who was offed by the police. Some new tragic, violent story will pop up next week or the week after. Discussions and issues over how the Dorner shootout and burn were handled will be news food till a new story surfaces. How many people are still focused on Sandy Hook or other recent tragic incidents? The media has created virtual neophilia, what's new excites us and grabs our attention.... old news drifts away

ACTUALLY the LAPD informed they will re-open his case to see if he was fired for wrong reasons.
Apparently violence does work...