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

Is this guy the real life Max Payne ?

nooblet69

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Is this guy the real life Max Payne ?

PannicAtack

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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Leave it to OT to have people that agree with mass murdering of people many of whom had nothing to do with this. There are some despicable pieces of trash that post here. Hope they catch the dude soon....leviathan91

I sympathize with how they feel. You see photos of police spraying college kids, police brutality, and abuses from the criminal justice system, and when someone acts violently against that system, there tends to be support and sympathy for that person. I can understand it but it's naivety.

Our criminal justice system is flawed but not so flawed in a way that the police are ruthless monsters equivalent to the Russian secret police. There are better and more peaceful ways to reform it such as eliminating mandatory sentencing, decreased penalties for non-violent crimes, and educating the American people on their rights. Meeting violence with violence is only going to exacerbate the problem and everything that person is fighting for becomes null and void. 

Police brutality is a symptom of a disease that plagues our criminal justice system as a whole.

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Pretty insignificant question considering what's really happening.

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"] It's actually very significant, because the amount of time his food supply will last determines how much longer his crime spree can continue.

BluRayHiDef

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[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"] It's actually very significant, because the amount of time his food supply will last determines how much longer his crime spree can continue.

BluRayHiDef

I am sure he has a plan to get food, maybe by hunting or have stashes of food. He could also get support from people who see him as a 'hero'.

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]You don't think a guy on a murder spree has the means to get food from a house or something?

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]You don't think a guy on a murder spree has the means to get food from a house or something?

Chaos_HL21

I am sure he has a plan to get food, maybe by hunting or have stashes of food. He could also get support from people who see him as a 'hero'.

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="Pirate700"] Classy. Advocating murder doesn't make you more masculine.Pirate700

EDIT: You know what pirate, your full of it, many people actually sympathize with this ex officier from what I have read and what I have discussed. It seems that your views on the situation seem to be the minority. 

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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] No actually, its one thing to have different opinions. Its another thing to say peoples views "scare me". That's some feminine ish if you ask me. Certain white people still secretly call blacks ni@@a, yet their views don't scare me, there views just differ from mine. He has yet to explain why my views scare him, is it because I support uprooting corruption? Or is it because he disagrees with the method the EX LAPD is using which is murder? The same could be said for any war America is waging as we speak. Is it necessary to murder the opposition and invade their land? How about funding rebels to over throw a legitimate government? JJ_Productions

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] Your still crying about that? Give it a rest you effeminate dweeb.

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Your views on this would scare any sane person, of any color.

Pirate700

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Your views on this would scare any sane person, of any color.

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] No my views only scare people who can't even explain why my views scare them.JJ_Productions

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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] No actually, its one thing to have different opinions. Its another thing to say peoples views "scare me". That's some feminine ish if you ask me. Certain white people still secretly call blacks ni@@a, yet their views don't scare me, there views just differ from mine. He has yet to explain why my views scare him, is it because I support uprooting corruption? Or is it because he disagrees with the method the EX LAPD is using which is murder? The same could be said for any war America is waging as we speak. Is it necessary to murder the opposition and invade their land? How about funding rebels to over throw a legitimate government? JJ_Productions

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Your views on this would scare any sane person, of any color. SilentFireX

[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="jimkabrhel"] Supporting the elimination of corruption is a good thing, and I could get behind this officer is he did it through legitimate means, like protests, lawsuits, raising awareness. Taking an arsenal and targeting specific officials is terrible enough, but once you say in a manifesto "and their families" this guy becomes a complete psychopath. Any person who supports the brutality that this ex-cop has used in killing civilians needs help, in my opinion.Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] He is raising awareness on this police corruption through his actions is he not? It was explained in his manifesto that he went through the legal channels only to be shut down and worse fired. It is true that once one sheds blood, their blood is required no doubt about it, but I sympathize with his cause. That's just the bottom line, I believe that this event should be the trigger to launch internal investigations to end police corruption, but I believe that wont happen. Many police are involved in "brotherhoods" that transcend their oath to carry out the law but thats another topic entirely.Pirate700

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] He is raising awareness on this police corruption through his actions is he not? It was explained in his manifesto that he went through the legal channels only to be shut down and worse fired. It is true that once one sheds blood, their blood is required no doubt about it, but I sympathize with his cause. That's just the bottom line, I believe that this event should be the trigger to launch internal investigations to end police corruption, but I believe that wont happen. Many police are involved in "brotherhoods" that transcend their oath to carry out the law but thats another topic entirely.Pirate700

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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] No my views only scare people who can't even explain why my views scare them.Nibroc420

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] In his manifesto he said he tried to let his superiors know, however he was reprimanded for telling on his fellow officers. If what is takes is him going on a rampage, and killing officers who've used their badge to protect them while they beat disabled citizens, so be it. I agree the police corruption needs to end, and some sort of accountability needs to be put into place AND USED. Far too often we see officers brutally assault citizens, only to be told they were following standard procedure, or other such non-sense.Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]I have to explain to you why supporting a mass murderer/shooter is a scary view?

BluRayHiDef

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]I have to explain to you why supporting a mass murderer/shooter is a scary view?

BluRayHiDef

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] There's several mass shooters in the US military. Most militaries probably have people who shoot lots as well. The sad part of this story is how this man had to go through 4-5 years of racism and harassment, and his superiors would either ignore him, or punish him for not being loyal to his fellow officers. Go NYPD :roll:Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]He killed two completely innocent civilians also. :|

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] He killed two citizens who were harboring a suspected criminal.Nibroc420

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] He killed two citizens who were harboring a suspected criminal.Nibroc420

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="JJ_Productions"] He is raising awareness on this police corruption through his actions is he not? It was explained in his manifesto that he went through the legal channels only to be shut down and worse fired. It is true that once one sheds blood, their blood is required no doubt about it, but I sympathize with his cause. That's just the bottom line, I believe that this event should be the trigger to launch internal investigations to end police corruption, but I believe that wont happen. Many police are involved in "brotherhoods" that transcend their oath to carry out the law but thats another topic entirely.SilentFireX

This picture wants to say hi.

Without double checking the plates, without even visually seeing who the driver is, the police open fire injuring two woman. The police are not innocent, period and if you want, we can exchange links on the amount of police corruption and cover up. Also, they shot another truck look a like without confirming who the driver is.

What the hell is wrong with you people?

He. Murdered. A. Police. Officer's. Daughter. And. Her. Fiancee. In. Their. Car.

What part of this do you not have a problem with?

i'm not going to argue the morality of this guy's actions, but assuming his manifesto is true and whatnot, there was little else he could do beyond what he had already done. Rich3232

I'm curious as to the age group of the few people here who are supporting this murderer. They just scream of ignorant, angsty teens who see this as nothing more an a guy sticking to the man.

I'm curious as to the age group of the few people here who are supporting this murderer. They just scream of ignorant, angsty teens who see this as nothing more an a guy sticking to the man.

Pirate700