The bad: This whole story looks like a Hollywood Movie.
Even worse: This sounds like a Hollywood Movie.
I do not like defending what most folks have already made their mind up as a guilty person fleeing the law. He may indeed be guilty of murder among other things.
First it needs to be said that I hope all that all that has been said about this individual is true. They have devoted a bunch of men and money and time to seemingly “make sure they kill him” and not take him in. Yes, it appears that they are after him in a way that will promote bloodshed in a firefight and clearly have the upper hand to do just that.
My experience in watching how the law enforcement deals with these alleged criminals has created some deep opinions about what I see and what the truth actually ends up to be when all the facts are sorted out afterwards.
I hope I am wrong with what I am about to say…
Something stinks here !!!!!!!
Whenever law enforcement, most especially the L.A.P.D. and F.B.I. make a bunch of demonizing statements to publicly slander opinion about an individual, there normally ends up to be much more behind the story. They do this to justify the enormous actions they are taking.
The more dangerous the alleged criminal seems, the more outlandish resources they can throw at the problem.
While I am not a conspiracy theorist, I only need to remind all of you that something here smells and folks are innocent until proven guilty. He indeed may be guilty but it does seem there is something missing in this story.
Somehow, I don’t think we are going to get the other side of the story from Mr. Dorner. I expect he will be killed while being apprehended whenever they find him.
They certainly have shot up the town when they think they found him, (a car not matching description with two Hispanic women not matching description was shot up pretty good) so I can guess that he will not be taken alive even if unarmed.
The question is who, after the fact, will do a complete neutral investigation of the facts. No one will be looking or asking for it, they have already convicted him in the court of public opinion.