Ex-LAPD Cop's Alleged Serial Shootings - $1 Million Bounty if Found!

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

QuebecNationale

So we should support the murder of the "corrupt cop" families. Also not all police are corrupt, and while the LAPD had issues. I would pause to take the words of a person who was fired and wait till you have more solid proof before you start supporting the murder of corrupt police and their friends and families.

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

QuebecNationale

No one should support his cause at all because it is exactly what has created this whole situation in the first place. If you even gave a sh!t about fixing the system then you'd be condemning this man for senseless violence that will only make the problem worse. There are proper, legal and sane channels to take but apparently some users here care more about jacking off to their violent revenge fantasies than caring about the lives of real people.

Shoulda just published the manifesto without the killing part and left it at that. Interesting read though. Haven't seen many police in my area.

[QUOTE="cell_dweller"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

You live here in SD too?

Pirate700

I've read a part of his manifesto and skimmed over the rest, but his thoughts seem concise and he gets his point across. Sadly, he ruined it by going on a mass murder spree, which will screw up his supposed justice. I'll read the rest of it later, but for now I'll leave it as that.

I'm also surprised that people support this guy. I wouldn't be surprised if more people carry out his "justice" just to gain recognition. How the media handles this will be crucial.

Do we really need another gun related news story?! Jesus, I hate these stupid shootings, before James Holmes and Sandy Hook, nobody ever cared to post this garbage. Now, there's one like every day, move on people.-RocBoys9489-

Pretty sad story actually. A man pushed to his very limits, so desperate to do whatever it takes to get his story heard. But it's a known fact that whistle blowers are treated like sh*t all over the world. Shame this man is going to get killed or end up in a cage. He realised too late that the LAPD and police Moloch in general is not there for the people, not there for peace and quiet, not there for justice.MrPraline

Yeah it really is tragic.  Everyone is hot under the collar about it, but it's sad  He's killing people, officers, who probably had families and what about that double homicide?  I don't know how that is excusable under his manifesto?  But honestly aftter reading a lot of his manifesto the LAPD is seriously a messed up place.  He was probably pushed to his limits and tried alternative measures before this.  I know doing what he's doing is not the right thing, but if people really want to be more informed about the whole thing, they should read his manifesto.

Many support killing innocents in vengeaful retaliations when it suits them being with your country army, trying to achieve a revolution or a personal vendetta. I say innocents getting killed are just unnaceptable at every instance. But don't act like hypocrites when you yourself support violent behaviour for a "just" cause and as revenge.kuraimen

Yeah, you bring up a good point.  The only reason people support this violence is because it's for a "just" cause, but it's being brought about because of other corruption and violence from within the department that was also for a "just" cause.  At this point he is no better than the LAPD.  The whole thing is self-contradictory. 

If those officers had guns this wouldn't have happened.FrostyPhantasm

I heard LAPD shot two women delivering newspapers because their truck matched that of the shooter, smooth moves LAPD. LINK -http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2013/02/ex-cop-manhunt-newspaper-delivery-women-shot.html OMG look how many bullets they but into their truck, that's sloppy.lamprey263

After this it's pretty difficult to feel sympathy for either side. 

I'd like to add that I've seen a lot of criticism of the Obama administration for drone strikes that target US citizens who are accused of terrorism. Yet the killing of innocent victims in this LAPD situation is supported.

smh.

jimkabrhel

Hypocrisy is part of the human condition.

[QUOTE="QuebecNationale"]

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

metroidfood

No one should support his cause at all because it is exactly what has created this whole situation in the first place. If you even gave a sh!t about fixing the system then you'd be condemning this man for senseless violence that will only make the problem worse. There are proper, legal and sane channels to take but apparently some users here care more about jacking off to their violent revenge fantasies than caring about the lives of real people.

Man, I could not have said it better.  You got across exactly the point I wanted to convey.  If you support the actions that he's taking, then you should have had no problem with the corruption in the first place.  It really is just an example of people wanting to "fight the power" or exact "revenge fantasies".  And I am not at all on the side of the LAPD, but you're right I don't see how you can support this man's actions.

How do you guys think this will end? With him being killed, committing suicide, being involuntarily arrested, or turning himself in?

BluRayHiDef

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

QuebecNationale

By the way, in case you didn't notice, two of the victims were a police officer's daughter and her fiancee. You agree with that?

There are plenty of great ways to fight a corrupt institution.

Killing innocent people is not one of them. Even killing 'guilty' people doesn't really get the point across.
This guy needs to be stopped, ASAP.

The police shooting at random cars that look like his exposes what he's saying about them.They aint sh*t but dirty,racist dickheads,f*ck them,salute to that man. Bucked20

The sad part about all this is that the people who are condemning this ex cop are supporting corrupt police organisations. It's also aumsing that people in this thread don't approve of an ex cop killing corrupt cops, yet they support corrupt cops/soldiers when they kill anyone else, whether It's in their own country or in a foreign country. If you truly want to see corruption hindered, then you should support this man. You may not agree with the actions he has taken( I agree personally) but you should support his cause.

QuebecNationale

This is crazy.

They shot some chicks delivering newspapers because they were driving the same type of car as this dude, which they actually found burned to a crisp before the shooting.

The LAPD must be one of the most incompetent forces in the world if they're having this much trouble finding one of their own.

I think it is time Bloomberg sent a pair of these tryhard NYC cops and actually show those west coast pansies how a real police force handles a manhunt.  

I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.Planeforger

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.TheWalkingGhost

[QUOTE="Planeforger"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

[QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

[QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

[QUOTE="Planeforger"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]I'm tired of the moral construct of society and OT in general. Saying that this man went about it the wrong way. Honestly, he filed reports, tried his best for the LAPD to take action and at least investigate. But in the end he was left with only one choice. To take matters into his own hands. I want this guy to keep fighting, his voice is now heard. These officers ruined his life, slandered his name. He took the right action when he was in a corner. Some situations in life need to settled this way. Believing in these so called "morals" will get a person nowhere.MgamerBD

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"]So you are saying killing innocent people including people not even in the force is ok? What is wrong with you? Killing innocent people is NEVER ok, most of all over some BS personal grudge. Mafiree

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="Planeforger"]

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

Mafiree

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="Planeforger"]

So you'd be fine if he continues killing the children of those corrupt officers? And you're fine with him killing the innocent police officers guarding the targets that he has identified?

You don't think that he has any other choice at this point? Seriously?

TheWalkingGhost

[QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"] Nope. I really don't. He tried other ways, they terminated him. Won't even investigate for him. Things need to change. Where I come from we don't trust the uniform at all. Everyone is guilty in their own way.MgamerBD

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"] And where do you come from?TheWalkingGhost

We cheer for him because we want change, Sean Bell, Trayvon Martin, Don king. All people who have been shot by these pigs and have not seen justice. If words won't work, if writing a book won't work, if reporting won't work. What else can man do? Give up? Too many have done that already. Sadly, the LAPD pushed it this far, the corruption has sparked a backlash. EVERYONE is guilty.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"] And where do you come from?EmpCom

[QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"] NYC, Inner city, African American. Taught never to trust the cops. Till this day we get randomly frisked, we have to act a certain way around them. To be a black man in America means you are a criminal. MgamerBD

We cheer for him because we want change, Sean Bell, Trayvon Martin, Don king. All people who have been shot by these pigs and have not seen justice. If words won't work, if writing a book won't work, if reporting won't work. What else can man do? Give up? Too many have done that already. Sadly, the LAPD pushed it this far, the corruption has sparked a backlash. EVERYONE is guilty.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

[QUOTE="TheWalkingGhost"]I am in SOCAL, heavy Hispanic area and I look Middle Eastern most of all when I grow my beard out. My father was black, so I am an ethnic minority. I was raised to be a moral hard working person, not racist and to never harbor a grudge and harm innocent people. My father made it here, to high levels of finance. I am an minority, but more importantly a human being and would never react in a violent manner unless in self defense. My black father, made sure I turned out that way. He wasn't perfect, but he got that right.Mafiree

We cheer for him because we want change, Sean Bell, Trayvon Martin, Don king. All people who have been shot by these pigs and have not seen justice. If words won't work, if writing a book won't work, if reporting won't work. What else can man do? Give up? Too many have done that already. Sadly, the LAPD pushed it this far, the corruption has sparked a backlash. EVERYONE is guilty.

[QUOTE="Mafiree"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"] But you probably never experienced the inner city. You never experienced the disappearance of friends. The mindset of your community as they believe the only way to succeed is to either be a rapper or a basketball. The belief that nobody is cut out for a good education. Waking up everyday to just get by. I was also taught to work hard from my mom who has come a long way. Told me education is the most important thing of your life, raised us by herself. But we are not blind, we still live here. We understand that we are still black, and therefore we will have to work harder then others. We will be judged the first time we walk into a room just by the color of our skin. That because we are black, we are just another statistic to others. You must realize this also.

We cheer for him because we want change, Sean Bell, Trayvon Martin, Don king. All people who have been shot by these pigs and have not seen justice. If words won't work, if writing a book won't work, if reporting won't work. What else can man do? Give up? Too many have done that already. Sadly, the LAPD pushed it this far, the corruption has sparked a backlash. EVERYONE is guilty.

MgamerBD

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

[QUOTE="Mafiree"] The funny thing is is the man your cheering for killed one of your own........Mafiree