Christopher Dorner's Manifesto

[Emperah]

him nuh madd one bit even doe dem a guh style him suh. We soon hear bout medication and schitzo sinting ar being in some war affect him, how he's delusional ar supm like dat. Nah man mi a route fi dis bredda ya

[Emperah]

Mi buck up pan a version wid all de name dem inna it. Dis will be a good movie someday sad to say and is yt ppl goin mek de money a offa him

http://hinterlandgazette.com/2013/02/triple-murder-suspect-christopher-dorners-uncensored-kill-manifesto.html

[Blackstar*]

One long something. I'm reading it at the link Dajah gave and having a hard time getting through it all. Anyway, I read a report that stated in a couple of terse sentences that LAPD is re-opening investigations into Dorner's allegations, no mention of what the allegations are. Then there are several paragraphs about Dorner's crimes, the manhunt, etc.

[Gen]

reports are that drones are now looking for him

[Emperah]

yes it is de fuss time drones are being used on us soil, dis is de stawt of tings right yasuh



US To Use Drones In Chris Dorner Manhunt


Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/10/2013 16:33 -0500



Update: this just in - Authorities offer $1 million reward for information leading to arrest of ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner
We were hoping to evade coverage of the latest mass distraction du jour, that of the former LAPD officer Chris Dorner who recently went rogue following a three man murder spree and who has vowed to kill again as per his 6,000 word manifesto, but the US government had made it impossible following confirmation
that the search for Dorner is now the first official drone-hunt in US history.
The Express reports:

Yesterday, as a task force of 125 officers, some riding Snowcats in the rugged terrain, continued their search, it was revealed that Dorner has become the first human target for remotely-controlled airborne drones on US soil.

A senior police source said: “The thermal imaging cameras the drones use may be our only hope of finding him. On the ground, it’s like looking for a needle in a haystack.”

Asked directly if drones have already been deployed, Riverside Police Chief Sergio Diaz, who is jointly leading the task force, said: “We are using all the tools at our disposal.”

The use of drones was later confirmed by Customs and Border Patrol spokesman Ralph DeSio, who revealed agents have been prepared for Dorner to make a dash for the Mexican border since his rampage began.

He said: “This agency has been at the forefront of domestic use of drones by law enforcement. That’s all I can say at the moment.”

And once Dorner is found by remote-control, it will be again up to drones to secure his "elimination." If for no other reason than to perform a ground test of just how the recently enacted drone-facilitated extermination of US citizens sits with various instances of the US judicial system.

[Gen]

no, not the first time drones used here.

up to last week them use it fi the mad man down south weh did kidnap the likkel bway

[RichD]

yes it is de fuss time drones are being used on us soil, dis is de stawt of tings right yasuh

whats the difference between using drones and using helicopters?

[Emperah]

whats the difference between using drones and using helicopters?

drones must be cheaper as yuh nah pay smaddy fi fly it wid (man hours)
maybe dem have betta infrared capabilities fi look smaddy.

[RichD]

drones must be cheaper as yuh nah pay smaddy fi fly it wid (man hours)
maybe dem have betta infrared capabilities fi look smaddy.

they definitely cheaper to fly and cheaper to buy.

the drones the police using are like model planes ...very small with limited range.






from what i read LA been using them since 2008

[Emperah]

I wonder if a de same type a drone dem a guh use dis time since dem a get dem from Customs and Border Patrol

[lonewolf]

Mr. Bill Cosby, you are a reasonable and talented man who has spoken the truth of the cultural anomalies within the black communities that need to change now. The black communities' resentment toward you is because they don't like hearing the truth or having their clear and evident dirty laundry aired to the nation. The problem is, the country is not blind nor dumb. They believe we are animals. Do not mute your unvarnished truthful speech or moral compass. Blacks must strive for more in life than bling, hoes, and cars. The current culture is an epidemic that leaves them with no discernible future. They're suffocating and don't even know it. MLK Jr. Would be mortified at what he worked so hard for in our acceptance as equal beings and how unfortunately we stopped progressing and began digressing. Chicago's youth violence is a prime example of how our black communities values have declined. We can not address this nation's intolerant issues until we address our own communities morality issues first. Accountability. We need to hold ou

http://laist.com/2013/02/07/christop...esto_in_fu.php

Wow! Nothing crazy about that message...What a shame, but he lost all credibilty when he murdered the daughter of the police Captain that represented him in the trial and her acquaintance. I can't support murder of the innocent. If not for that act he would have had support and sympathy from many people.

[RichD]

I wonder if a de same type a drone dem a guh use dis time since dem a get dem from Customs and Border Patrol

don't know if you been following the news but the FAA put in place a process for approval to fly drones. all kids of groups applying including universities.

the military soon rename their drones.

[Emperah]

I did hear supm bout it a while ago, but neh kno seh it guh troo.

[Blackstar*]

[Emperah]

Capt. Phil Tingirides: Dorner ‘High Value Target’ Hasn’t Left Home, Scared For Family [VIDEO]

Feb 10, 2013
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Captain Phil Tingirides, 54, chair of the three-member “Board of Rights” that stripped fugitive murder suspect Christopher Dorner of his badge in 2008, has not left home since the manifesto became public and is afraid for not only his safety, but for the lives of his wife and six children, reports the OC Register.

“This month, it will be 33 years on the Los Angeles Police Department. I have had a number of threats and very rarely do I take them seriously,” Tingirides said. “In this case … I’m taking it very seriously. … I recognize I am susceptible to his violence.”

Dorner details why he is targeting Tingirides in the lengthy manifesto:

I later went to a Board of Rights (department hearing for decision of continued employment) from 10/08 to 1/09. During this BOR hearing a video was played for the BOR panel where Christopher Gettler stated that he was indeed kicked by Officer Evans (video sent to multiple news agencies). In addition to Christopher Gettler stating he was kicked, his father Richard Gettler, also stated that his son had stated he was kicked by an officer when he was arrested after being released from custody. This was all presented for the department at the BOR hearing. They still found me guilty and terminated me.
What they didn’t mention was that the BOR panel made up of Capt. Phil Tingirides, Capt. Justin Eisenberg, and City Attorney Martella had a signigicant problem from the time the board was assembled. Capt. Phil Tingirides was a personal friend of Teresa Evans from when he was her supervisor at Harbor station. That is a clear conflict of interest and I made my argument for his removal early and was denied.

When Tingirides announced during the hearing that Dorner would be fired, he said that his “credibility [was] damaged beyond repair.”
According to the transcript, Dorner yelled out in the hearing room, “I don’t understand that you guys came to guilty. I told the truth. I don’t understand how – I told the truth. How can this happen?”
His attorney, Randy Quan, asked whether he had any final words, and Dorner repeated: . “I told the truth.”
Dorner is suspected of killing Monica Quan, 28, and her 27-year-old fiance, Keith Lawrence, to exact vengeance against Quanof whom he wrote:

Never allow a LAPPL union attorney to be a retired LAPD Captain,(Quan). He doesn’t work for you, your interest, or your name. He works for the department, period. His job is to protect the department from civil lawsuits being filed and their best interest which is the almighty dollar. His loyalty is to the department, not his client. Even when he knowingly knows your innocent and the BOR also knows your innocent after Christopher Gettler stated on videotape that he was kicked and Evans attorney confessed to the BOR off the record that she kicked Gettler.

Read the entire, uncensored manifesto here.
Tingirides insists that Quan did the best job that he could, but Dorner just wasn’t satisfied:

“Randy Quan’s ultimate mission was to keep Dorner from losing his job. Anything less than that Dorner would not accept. It didn’t matter if he had Perry Mason or the best attorney in the world,” Tingirides said.

Tingirides said he takes the murder of Quan’s daughter as a warning:

“I haven’t been able for the last few days to go outside my house. Am I afraid? Well, I hesitate to use the word … but I saw what he did to his attorney,” Tingirides said. “I recognize by being the chairman of the board that read the final verdict, he will be equally be enraged by my part in it.”

As previously reported by NewsOne, LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck has announced that he is reopening the case that led to Dorner’s firing. Beck made it clear that he is not doing this to appease Dorner, rather to reaffirm the public’s faith in the LAPD. According to Beck, 50 members of the LAPD and their families, including Tingirides, are under protection in response to Dorner’s threats.