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Topic	Nobody ever talks about Christopher Dorner anymore
TrollSlayer11 09/28/17 10:14:55 PM #23:	ImAMarvel posted... TrollSlayer11 posted... Excellent fucking post. You could tell the LAPD were scared as fuck. And of course, the assholes who killed the two Hispanic women got away completely. The worst thing about the whole situation was that NOTHING really changed. The LAPD are still a bunch of corrupt, racist, incompetent assholes and worse, people seem to have forgotten Dorner already. The hispanic women miraculously survived the shooting. They barely got shit from the government I think they barely got a million and at first the LAPD simply tried to replace their truck and that's it. I was following the case and was really pissed off about it just cuz it happened so close to home. But yes it was a really bad look for LAPD. It showed how corrupt they are and how egregiously bad police work is swept under the rug. I was disgusted by the entire situation and how the cops handled it. The cops were damn near a few steps away from putting martial law into place while Dorner was out. It was really weird how all the law enforcement was on edge. I honestly didn't want to even leave the house while it was going on. --- Sunglasses and advil <cite>TrollSlayer11 posted [p:887481601] in Nobody eve... [t:75824937]...</cite> <quote><cite>ImAMarvel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TrollSlayer11 posted...</cite> Excellent fucking post. You could tell the LAPD were scared as fuck. And of course, the assholes who killed the two Hispanic women got away completely. The worst thing about the whole situation was that NOTHING really changed. The LAPD are still a bunch of corrupt, racist, incompetent assholes and worse, people seem to have forgotten Dorner already.</quote> The hispanic women miraculously survived the shooting. They barely got shit from the government I think they barely got a million and at first the LAPD simply tried to replace their truck and that's it. I was following the case and was really pissed off about it just cuz it happened so close to home. But yes it was a really bad look for LAPD. It showed how corrupt they are and how egregiously bad police work is swept under the rug. I was disgusted by the entire situation and how the cops handled it. The cops were damn near a few steps away from putting martial law into place while Dorner was out. It was really weird how all the law enforcement was on edge. I honestly didn't want to even leave the house while it was going on. --- Sunglasses and advil</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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