ex-Marine, ex-LAPD Civillian and Cop Killer, Hostage Taker Dorner. Final Word

[Procrustes Stretched]

ex-Marine, ex-LAPD Civillian and Cop Killer, Hostage Taker Dorner. Final Word

Jeremiah MacKay was a regular at Liam's Irish Pub in Colton.

He always had a pint of Guinness and a smile, said Yara Alves, the bar's owner. He had Irish roots, and he'd show up, guaranteed, every St. Patrick's Day wearing a kilt and bringing his bagpipe.

"He never had anything sad or negative to say," Alves said. "It was as if he never had a bad day."

Alves choked up as she spoke about MacKay, 35, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy who was killed in a firefight Tuesday in an isolated area near Big Bear. Police said the gunman was Christopher Dorner, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer bent on revenge over his dismissal from the agency in 2009.

A second deputy, Alex Collins, was wounded in the gunfight, San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said. Collins has undergone multiple surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery.

McMahon said the deputies who responded to the cabin where Dorner barricaded himself are "absolutely true heroes."

"The rounds kept coming" from the cabin, he said, "but the deputies didn't give up."

Deputy killed in Dorner standoff was 'fun,' 'boisterous' new dad - Los Angeles Times

Dorner, they said, had not communicated with police at any point during the siege and had continued to fire off rounds at them with high-caliber weapons. "Any time they moved, this guy was shooting," one source said. Bringing large floodlights into the area was deemed too dangerous and police worried Dorner might have night-vision goggles that would soon give him an advantage.

In wake of Dorner shootout, questions over use of 'the burner' - Los Angeles Times


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Who they were: Victims in the Dorner case

Monica Quan, 28,

Keith Lawrence, 27

Michael Crain, 34

Jeremiah MacKay, 35

People Dante thinks need a vicious beating "Those gathered said they were protesting... the way the massive manhunt for Dorner was conducted."

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Chrsitopher Dorner had real victims.. I had a great post here, but I have decided to make it a blog entry'

sorry

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Some days I just want to walk away into the mountains, the hills, the desert and say 'fuck society"

this is one of those days

 

[Mad Scientist]

"Burn it down" doesn't mean "Burn it down". It means "Arrest the suspect in a kind, loving manner".

 

[JoeB131]

ex-Marine, ex-LAPD Civillian and Cop Killer, Hostage Taker Dorner. Final Word

Jeremiah MacKay was a regular at Liam's Irish Pub in Colton.

He always had a pint of Guinness and a smile, said Yara Alves, the bar's owner. He had Irish roots, and he'd show up, guaranteed, every St. Patrick's Day wearing a kilt and bringing his bagpipe.

"He never had anything sad or negative to say," Alves said. "It was as if he never had a bad day."

Alves choked up as she spoke about MacKay, 35, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy who was killed in a firefight Tuesday in an isolated area near Big Bear. Police said the gunman was Christopher Dorner, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer bent on revenge over his dismissal from the agency in 2009.

A second deputy, Alex Collins, was wounded in the gunfight, San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said. Collins has undergone multiple surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery.

McMahon said the deputies who responded to the cabin where Dorner barricaded himself are "absolutely true heroes."

"The rounds kept coming" from the cabin, he said, "but the deputies didn't give up."

Deputy killed in Dorner standoff was 'fun,' 'boisterous' new dad - Los Angeles Times

Dorner, they said, had not communicated with police at any point during the siege and had continued to fire off rounds at them with high-caliber weapons. "Any time they moved, this guy was shooting," one source said. Bringing large floodlights into the area was deemed too dangerous and police worried Dorner might have night-vision goggles that would soon give him an advantage.

In wake of Dorner shootout, questions over use of 'the burner' - Los Angeles Times


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Who they were: Victims in the Dorner case

Monica Quan, 28,

Keith Lawrence, 27

Michael Crain, 34

Jeremiah MacKay, 35

People Dante thinks need a vicious beating "Those gathered said they were protesting... the way the massive manhunt for Dorner was conducted."

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Chrsitopher Dorner had real victims.. I had a great post here, but I have decided to make it a blog entry'

sorry

Kind of disturbing this guy was on about "racism" and half the people he killed weren't white, either.

 

[waltky]

Post mortem: Tryin' to understand Christopher Dorner...

Christopher Dorner: What made a police officer kill?
16 February 2013 - Former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner shocked the world when he took up arms against ex-colleagues and their families. This week, after a nine-day manhunt, the college graduate was cornered and died in a remote cabin. What made him go bad remains hard to understand.

It ended as he surely knew it would - alone, besieged, a blaze consuming the walls around him. After the fires subsided, his former comrades found the charred remains of Christopher Dorner, ex-police officer, US Navy veteran, college graduate and suspected mass killer. A single bullet was lodged in his skull. For nine days, he brought terror to southern California as he pursued a vendetta against his one-time colleagues in the Los Angeles Police Department and their families.

He is accused of murdering the daughter of an ex-LAPD captain and her fiance on 3 February and shooting dead an officer in cold blood. Three further police personnel were shot and wounded while he was on the loose, and another died in the final siege this week at the ski resort of Big Bear. The United States has grown wearily accustomed to spree killings of late, but Dorner, 33, was no Jared Loughner, James Holmes or Adam Lanza - the mentally disturbed outsiders accused of the mass shootings at Tucson, Aurora and Newtown.

By contrast, he had once been an upstanding citizen, an athlete, a law enforcement officer and a decorated military veteran. He was remembered by many of those who knew him as intelligent and sensitive. In a photo released by the police, he stands upright in uniform, smiling warmly against a backdrop of the American flag. Somewhere along the line, Christopher Dorner's life went dramatically awry. His downward spiral appears to have begun in 2008, when he was dismissed from the LAPD on a charge of making false statements.

In a rambling 6,000-word manifesto he posted online as the rampage began, he unleashed his rage and bitterness at that decision five years ago - and at the racism he insisted remained rife in the force, two decades after the beating of black suspect Rodney King by white officers unleashed waves of rioting in Los Angeles. What terrified those leading the hunt for Dorner was the lethal potential of a heavily-armed, 6ft (183cm) 19st (122kg) man, schooled in combat techniques, who had pledged to bring "unconventional and asymmetrical warfare those in the LAPD uniform". "Of course he knows what he's doing," Charlie Beck, the head of the LAPD, told reporters while Dorner remained at large. "We trained him."

More BBC News - Christopher Dorner: What made a police officer kill?

 

[TruthSeeker56]

ex-Marine, ex-LAPD Civillian and Cop Killer, Hostage Taker Dorner. Final Word

Jeremiah MacKay was a regular at Liam's Irish Pub in Colton.

He always had a pint of Guinness and a smile, said Yara Alves, the bar's owner. He had Irish roots, and he'd show up, guaranteed, every St. Patrick's Day wearing a kilt and bringing his bagpipe.

"He never had anything sad or negative to say," Alves said. "It was as if he never had a bad day."

Alves choked up as she spoke about MacKay, 35, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy who was killed in a firefight Tuesday in an isolated area near Big Bear. Police said the gunman was Christopher Dorner, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer bent on revenge over his dismissal from the agency in 2009.

A second deputy, Alex Collins, was wounded in the gunfight, San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon said. Collins has undergone multiple surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery.

McMahon said the deputies who responded to the cabin where Dorner barricaded himself are "absolutely true heroes."

"The rounds kept coming" from the cabin, he said, "but the deputies didn't give up."

Deputy killed in Dorner standoff was 'fun,' 'boisterous' new dad - Los Angeles Times

Dorner, they said, had not communicated with police at any point during the siege and had continued to fire off rounds at them with high-caliber weapons. "Any time they moved, this guy was shooting," one source said. Bringing large floodlights into the area was deemed too dangerous and police worried Dorner might have night-vision goggles that would soon give him an advantage.

In wake of Dorner shootout, questions over use of 'the burner' - Los Angeles Times


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Who they were: Victims in the Dorner case

Monica Quan, 28,

Keith Lawrence, 27

Michael Crain, 34

Jeremiah MacKay, 35

People Dante thinks need a vicious beating "Those gathered said they were protesting... the way the massive manhunt for Dorner was conducted."

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Chrsitopher Dorner had real victims.. I had a great post here, but I have decided to make it a blog entry'

sorry

A WONDERFUL tribute to these murder victims. Well done, Dante!

As for the ghoulish and sociopathic supporters of Dorner, and all other domestic mass murderers and terrorists, there is a special section in HELL for all of them.

 

[Misty]

He was a self absorbed nutter with a chip on his shoulder. I'm so sad for the people he killed.