LAPD Chief Beck reopens case that led to the firing of Dorner / "Chocolate Rambo" day after he said - Polidicks

[quote]The Los Angeles Police Department announced today it will reopen the case of the firing of Christopher Dorner, but said the decision was not made to "appease" the fugitive former cop suspected of killing three people. Dorner, a fired and disgruntled former Los Angeles police officer, said in the so-called "manifesto" he released that he was targeting LAPD officials and their families and will keep killing until the truth is known about his case.[/quote] [IMG]http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z105/sporkfire222/1360463231460_zpsd216414c.jpg[/IMG] [url]http://abcnews.go.com/US/christopher-dorner-manhunt-search-resumes-lapd-officer/story?id=18444041[/url]

AKA we fucked up and need to go back and fix it before people figure it out.

Dorner is definitely getting to them now

More like "to appease the masses before we get publicly named and shamed".

"I do it to reassure the public that their police department is transparent and fair in all the things we do." Uh if you were fair in all the things that you do obviously there wouldn't be a disgruntled ex-cop killing people would there.

[QUOTE=EndOfTheWorld;39535059]More like "to appease the masses before we get publicly named and shamed".[/QUOTE] I think that ship has sailed a long time ago for the LAPD

as i said earlier this is a action movie plot.

[QUOTE=Wii60;39535259]as i said earlier this is a action movie plot.[/QUOTE] If there is an action movie where the plot is some guy goes on a serial killing rampage killing everyone except the people that he complained about then I wouldn't watch it.

[QUOTE=galenmarek;39535303]If there is an action movie where the plot is some guy goes on a serial killing rampage killing everyone except the people that he complained about then I wouldn't watch it.[/QUOTE] The first Rambo movie is basically this, only with less killing, and for a different reason, but similar to this.

[QUOTE=Killer900;39535068]"I do it to reassure the public that their police department is transparent and fair in all the things we do." Uh if you were fair in all the things that you do obviously there wouldn't be a disgruntled ex-cop killing people would there.[/QUOTE] Unless of course a person killing innocent people is somehow wrong and insane? Just a thought

[QUOTE=scout1;39535377]Unless of course a person killing innocent people is somehow wrong and insane? Just a thought[/QUOTE] If it was a normal person just running and gunning they wouldn't have any shit like this. But the fact that this guy is clearly organized and knows a lot of info is putting them on high alert. If what Dorner really says is true, you're going to have a scandal and corruption on all levels (Officer, supervisor and higher rankings - LT, Capt., Cheifs, etc), even their IA department will be dragged in. God know what that alone can resurface.

[QUOTE=scout1;39535377]Unless of course a person killing innocent people is somehow wrong and insane? Just a thought[/QUOTE] No shit, but he's ousting the LAPD for corruption. That can't be ignored solely because he's killed innocent people.

This is getting more and more intense. For sure hollywoods gonna make this a movie one day.

can we please stop referring to Dorner as "Chocolate Rambo" already it's really pejorative

When did we start calling him Chocolate Rambo really?

I was hoping that was some kind of joke. But I guess not. :/

[QUOTE=God's Pimp Hand;39535561]can we please stop referring to Dorner as "Chocolate Rambo" already it's really pejorative[/QUOTE] I don't think so, he's being compared to as an African-American version of one of the most heroic protagonists in American film.

[QUOTE=Lamar;39535633]I don't think so, he's being compared to as an African-American version of one of the most heroic protagonists in American film.[/QUOTE] I think the point is why does it matter if he's African-American or not - I'm sure the innocent families didn't care what color the guy shooting at them was.

[QUOTE=zombini;39535317]The first Rambo movie is basically this, only with less killing, and for a different reason, but similar to this.[/QUOTE] Rambo went after the people who wronged him, this guy is going after the family members of people he doesn't like. The only reason people are apparently supporting him is out of some misguided love of vigilantism (Consider the fact that the guy who's murdered 3 people might not be entirely sane and rational, and his claims of police corruption might not be entirely based in reality). If this was really about corruption, why go after the daughter and fiance of the guy who defended him? He claims he didn't do a good enough job and somehow that is reason enough for him to murder his daughter (and have people basically cheer him on for it)

[QUOTE=Lamar;39535633]I don't think so, he's being compared to as an African-American version of one of the most heroic protagonists in American film.[/QUOTE] k see here's the problem: whenever you point out a person's ethnicity (or whatever thing they have no control over that doesn't affect their ability to behave or act a certain way), you're maligning them by implying that they're different from the "norm", which is racist forgetting for a second the fact that black males have been made out to be one of the scariest social groups in America by the media, what exactly is it that would make a white guy any more similar to Rambo than Dorner?

lol all this "CHOCOLATE RAMBOOO IZZZ RACISZTT" my god its a joke people would make about something like this, quit with the political correctness shit and focus on the article instead of something completely different from it. All the dumb ratings I'm going to get instead of arguing a point, seriously there are innocent people getting killed from this guy and you are bitching about the fucking headline. Damn you people are intent on being more political correct then almost every other place on the web, also racism will never change since its a tribal instinct many of us still have and will continue to have, ignorance won't be changed from any of your arguments including mine so just end it here. :zoid:

[QUOTE=Killer900;39535068]"I do it to reassure the public that their police department is transparent and fair in all the things we do." Uh if you were fair in all the things that you do obviously there wouldn't be a disgruntled ex-cop killing people would there.[/QUOTE] Unless of course the disgruntled ex-cop was justifiably fired. Let's not forget maybe Dorner was fired for legitimate reason. Even then, nothing justifies taking the law into your own hands even more-so if that involved you killing innocent people.

I hope that if the LAPD do actually clear his name and punish the people who wronged him, he'll turn himself in peacefully and accept his consequences. He seems like he has enough integrity to do that.

[QUOTE=KillerJaguar;39535795]I hope that if the LAPD do actually clear his name and punish the people who wronged him, he'll turn himself in peacefully and accept his consequences. He seems like he has enough integrity to do that.[/QUOTE] Yeah I agree, he just seems like a nice guy pushed to the breaking point that sadly ended with the death of two innocent people he killed to get back at the person that represented him in court. He's one of the nicer killers I've seen which is kind of a fucked up thing to say but he just cracked, if what he says is true I couldn't really blame him for wanting to take on the LAPD but he got blinded by revenge.

[QUOTE=God's Pimp Hand;39535690]k see here's the problem: whenever you point out a person's ethnicity (or whatever thing they have no control over that doesn't affect their ability to behave or act a certain way), you're maligning them by implying that they're different from the "norm", which is racist forgetting for a second the fact that black males have been made out to be one of the scariest social groups in America by the media, what exactly is it that would make a white guy any more similar to Rambo than Dorner?[/QUOTE] No, calling him "chocolate" Rambo is not racist. You're making a pretty big accusation by implying I'm racist, when in fact pretending to be "color blind" is actually racist. By saying we are not different, that you don’t see the color, you are also saying you don’t see your whiteness. This denies the people of colors’ experience of racism and your experience of privilege.

I don't think anybody sees the problem of what he represents, and that is, that American society has brought you up so that you can become a hero, so you will always stand for the weak and in the name of justice you will fight through any and all means for freedom and honor. Well guess what, that exact same rationale is what makes this guy relatable (AKA, why you all are calling him Rambo, John McClane and so on), and it's what makes people sympathize to what would otherwise be a vile cause. There's something wrong with our society when you hear that somebody is shooting up people for alleged vigilantism and you hesitate even for a moment to label that as evil. He ain't a sociopath, society made him a killer. He ain't got a modus operandi, he ain't got paranoid delusions, he's well aware of what he's doing, highly trained in killing, and will not stop until he's either dead or his targets are as he's been trained to do so. We made this guy.

[QUOTE=Lamar;39535836]No, calling him "chocolate" Rambo is not racist. You're making a pretty big accusation by implying I'm racist, when in fact pretending to be "color blind" is actually racist. By saying we are not different, that you don’t see the color, you are also saying you don’t see your whiteness. This denies the people of colors’ experience of racism and your experience of privilege.[/QUOTE] whoah whoah whoah I am in no way denying that Dorner's race can and will play heavily into how people perceive him, and it is indeed paramount for us to get self-purported "colorblind" whites to acknowledge that (I'm actually one of the last people you'll find who espouses colorblindness) but irreverently referring to him as "Chocolate Rambo" [I]is not[/I] the way to do it

[QUOTE=KillerJaguar;39535795]I hope that if the LAPD do actually clear his name and punish the people who wronged him, he'll turn himself in peacefully and accept his consequences. He seems like he has enough integrity to do that.[/QUOTE] I don't know what to hope. on one hand dying in prison is a fate worse than dying by gunfire, but on the other he'll probably be a hero in prison in any case this guy deserves the worst he can get.

[QUOTE=ButtsexV3;39536189]I don't know what to hope. on one hand dying in prison is a fate worse than dying by gunfire, but on the other he'll probably be a hero in prison in any case this guy deserves the worst he can get.[/QUOTE] why the worst he can get? he's a super villain or some shit now? he's a murderer. not a fucking genocidist.

[QUOTE=HumanAbyss;39536205]why the worst he can get? he's a super villain or some shit now? he's a murderer. not a fucking genocidist.[/QUOTE] is murder ok or something now? he's a spree killer who's targeting innocent people.