CNN Cuts Live Feed of Dorner Standoff: Special Report

[mouse]

http://www.infowars.com/cnn-cuts-live-feed-of-dorner-standoff-special-report/


http://www.infowars.com/

Infowars.com
February 12, 2013

As it’s reported that suspected cop killer Christopher Dorner may be cornered in a cabin in the Big Bear mountain resort in California, CNN has announced that they will not broadcast a live feed of the event.

Alex breaks down CNN’s cutting of the feed:

yVUee4T3nJs#!

[Baron Davιs]

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50140947n

[Winehole23]

the story in the LA Times (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2013/02/manhunt-christopher-dorner-big-bear.html) is fractured and bizarre . . .

[Wild Cobra]

Even if they ever get to the truth on this matter, will anyone believe it?

[Winehole23]

if the road is paved with lies, I don't see how they could ever get there.

[ChumpDumper]

It's not like they stopped filming altogether.

[SA210]

BURN THAT MF DOWN




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8eDdRzkBjE

[Latarian Milton]

dude killed a cop and it enraged all the other cops, who shot him dead in revenge rather than bring him to the justice of law. law enforcement body...

[SA210]

https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/521600_624757164206971_414877342_n.jpg

[Winehole23]

It's not like they stopped filming altogether.more youtubes? can't wait.

[Wild Cobra]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8eDdRzkBjE
Wow, if that isn't edited audio, the police are guilty of murder of who ever the body is.

[Wild Cobra]

dude killed a cop and it enraged all the other cops, who shot him dead in revenge rather than bring him to the justice of law. law enforcement body...
So does that give the police the right to kill the occupant of the house without a trial?

What if they find a body, and it isn't Dorner?

[mouse]

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[SA210]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxMdaVYpTlQ

[FromWayDowntown]

I can't imagine a circumstance in which authorities would be justified -- in any way -- in killing a suspect by burning down a structure (and possibly forcing the suspect to remain in the structure, as has been reported about this circumstance). As long as he's alive in the structure, there's always the chance to effectuate an arrest and comply with due process. He may be dangerous, even in a structure, but he isn't imminently dangerous to anyone other than himself and the law enforcement personnel who besiege the structure (assuming, as seems to be the case here, that he held no hostages in the structure).

I get that some might think that Dorner had somehow made himself ineligible for basic constitutional protection in our system, but if you fundamentally believe in American constitutionalism, you must necessarily believe in according due process to even the most loathsome among us.

Impatience doesn't become a justification for murder and neither does a concern for one's own incompetence. Neither does anger -- the fact that you wear a badge doesn't mean that your anger is somehow justifiably exercised in killing another person; when dudes get mad at other dudes and kill them, that's a criminally punishable homicide.

[DMC]

I have no love for the guy. If he killed my family, burning to death would be going easier on him than I could muster.

Pretty sure he set the cabin ablaze himself after committing suicide. Odd, because blacks don't often commit suicide.

Strange deal all around, we'll never get the truth.

[FromWayDowntown]

I have no love for the guy. If he killed my family, burning to death would be going easier on him than I could muster.

Pretty sure he set the cabin ablaze himself after committing suicide. Odd, because blacks don't often commit suicide.

Strange deal all around, we'll never get the truth.

Doubly odd given how hard it is to set a house aflame after you've committed suicide.

[DMC]

Doubly odd given how hard it is to set a house aflame after you've committed suicide.
Yeah lol, I meant "afterward committing suicide". I was like "wtf?".

He would have done it first, then offed himself. He wouldn't burn alive, that makes no sense. He would have left the home if he could, even against those odds. People were jumping from the WTC instead of facing the fire.

[TheMACHINE]

he was found in the basement where he tried to hide from the flames....cops tried burnung him. Simple as that.

[Latarian Milton]

So does that give the police the right to kill the occupant of the house without a trial?

What if they find a body, and it isn't Dorner?
then they would call it collateral damage

[mouse]

I have no love for the guy. If he killed my family, burning to death would be going easier on him than I could muster.


Well then why do we still have prisons and courtrooms?
Hey I'm all for roasting someone who killed a family member or a cop etc...

But do it every time not just this time don't cherry pick or practice double standards.


Strange deal all around, we'll never get the truth.

Some ex cop will come clean Alex jones will get the truth.

[boutons_deux]

Will be laughable to hear how many lie the police/sheriff tell to cover up their murder. And these guys are "law enforcers"? :lol

[boutons_deux]

How Law Enforcement and Media Covered Up the Plan to Burn Christopher Dorner Alive

“We’re gonna go ahead with the plan with the burner,” one sheriff’s deputy told another. “Like we talked about.” Minutes later, another deputy’s voice crackled across the radio: “The burner’s deployed and we have a fire.”

“Burn that fucking house down!” shouted a deputy through a scanner transmission inadvertently broadcast on the Los Angeles local news channel, KCAL 9.

“Fucking burn this motherfucker!” another cop could be heard exclaiming.

http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/how-law-enforcement-and-media-covered-plan-burn-christopher-dorner-alive?paging=off (http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/how-law-enforcement-and-media-covered-plan-burn-christopher-dorner-alive?paging=off)

[SA210]

How Law Enforcement and Media Covered Up the Plan to Burn Christopher Dorner Alive

“We’re gonna go ahead with the plan with the burner,” one sheriff’s deputy told another. “Like we talked about.” Minutes later, another deputy’s voice crackled across the radio: “The burner’s deployed and we have a fire.”
“Burn that fucking house down!” shouted a deputy through a scanner transmission inadvertently broadcast on the Los Angeles local news channel, KCAL 9. “Fucking burn this motherfucker!” another cop could be heard exclaiming.
http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/how-law-enforcement-and-media-covered-plan-burn-christopher-dorner-alive?paging=off


This shyt should be all over the news, smh

[ChumpDumper]

It is, dumbass.

[Winehole23]

I can't imagine a circumstance in which authorities would be justified -- in any way -- in killing a suspect by burning down a structure (and possibly forcing the suspect to remain in the structure, as has been reported about this circumstance). As long as he's alive in the structure, there's always the chance to effectuate an arrest and comply with due process. He may be dangerous, even in a structure, but he isn't imminently dangerous to anyone other than himself and the law enforcement personnel who besiege the structure (assuming, as seems to be the case here, that he held no hostages in the structure).

I get that some might think that Dorner had somehow made himself ineligible for basic constitutional protection in our system, but if you fundamentally believe in American constitutionalism, you must necessarily believe in according due process to even the most loathsome among us.


Impatience doesn't become a justification for murder and neither does a concern for one's own incompetence.if authorities call the suspect a terrorist, yes they do. evolving standards of due process and so forth.
Neither does anger -- the fact that you wear a badge doesn't mean that your anger is somehow justifiably exercised in killing another person; when dudes get mad at other dudes and kill them, that's a criminally punishable homicide.True, but "revenge against terrorism" is a political hand sink for bloody crime.

[FromWayDowntown]

if authorities call the suspect a terrorist, yes they do. evolving standards of due process and so forth. True, but "revenge against terrorism" is a political hand sink for bloody crime.

Yonivore?

[Winehole23]

hey, someone's got to speak up for the revival of outlawry and medieval notions of pursuit.

[Winehole23]

due process needs to evolve to back where it was in 1150CE or so.

[Winehole23]

outlawry? check.

lawless pursuit by the posse comitatus? yep.

the ordeal? for terrorists? yer damn tootin.

[Winehole23]

(the comparison of the ordeal to "enhanced interrogation" is misleading. the Anglo-Saxon ordeal was a mode of proof, like trial by jury.)

[SA210]

https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/69251_625446887471332_399179139_n.jpg

[Winehole23]

pretension to memehood, check.

was there a media feed of the scanner or something?



(don't horde the knowledge, dude.)

[TeyshaBlue]

Thank God Obama hasn't banned shotgun microphones yet!

[Winehole23]

a ban on assault microphones? think of the reputations saved.

[Winehole23]

finally watched the youtubes.

if the voices recorded are the officers at the scene, and if the (mostly) decontextualized clips mean what they seem to mean, it looks pretty bad.

hard to have much confidence in such fragmentary, decontextualized evidence, but if true, it's frankly damning.

[TeyshaBlue]

finally watched the youtubes.

if the voices recorded are the officers at the scene, and if the (mostly) decontextualized clips mean what they seem to mean, it looks pretty bad.

hard to have much confidence in such fragmentary, decontextualized evidence, but if true, it's frankly damning.

Indeed. This story might have some legs.

[Wild Cobra]

Indeed. This story might have some legs.
I agree. Too many cops are corrupt, but it is seldom the public gets a chance to see it.

[boutons_deux]

I agree. Too many cops are corrupt, but it is seldom the public gets a chance to see it.

guess who pays?

Chicago Police Department Brutality Costs Taxpayers Millions in Settlements

http://truth-out.org/buzzflash/commentary/item/17798-chicago-police-department-brutality-costs-taxpayers-millions-in-settlements

[Wild Cobra]

guess who pays?

Chicago Police Department Brutality Costs Taxpayers Millions in Settlements

That's one reason why corrupt police need to be removed from their jobs.

[boutons_deux]

That's one reason why corrupt police need to be removed from their jobs.

they usually get suspended with full pay and benefits until the affair quietens, then they're back on the job

[Wild Cobra]

they usually get suspended with full pay and benefits until the affair quietens, then they're back on the job
Yes, I know. That's what happen to the Portland Police officer that murdered Kendra James, here in Portland.

[Jeff Van Gundy]

So does that give the police the right to kill the occupant of the house without a trial?

What if they find a body, and it isn't Dorner?

This is probably the only time I agree with WC. It would have been so fucked up if someone other than Chris was in the cabin.

[Stringer_Bell]

lol @ the use of "highly flammable hot gas" as a last resort. I also lol'd @ how they found Dorner's ID conveniently among the burned remains - brings back memories of 9/11 hijackers.

I figured this whole thing was a fraud when it first came on the news, it hasn't made sense from the start. I started thinking about how scary it was to imagine that the media could pick out a citizen, find a few murders to pin on him - then hunt him down. The power of the media is scary as fuck.

[SnakeBoy]

hard to have much confidence in such fragmentary, decontextualized evidence, but if true, it's frankly damning.

Idk...didn't the cops also shoot two innocent people they mistook for Dorner and shoot at another. Add it all up and it seems pretty likely that this was a case of Wanted Dead or Dead.

[mouse]

lol @ the use of "highly flammable hot gas" as a last resort. I also lol'd @ how they found Dorner's ID conveniently among the burned remains - brings back memories of 9/11 hijackers.


On tonight's Nightly News:
Dorner manhunt ends in Waco style fire; has Dorner's wallet become a traveling gnome?
Tune in tonight: 7pmCT http://bit.ly/InfowarsTV

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[Winehole23]

Idk...didn't the cops also shoot two innocent people they mistook for Dorner and shoot at another. Add it all up and it seems pretty likely that this was a case of Wanted Dead or Dead.that ain't the American way, bro. or, didn't used to be.

[Wild Cobra]

Police will shoot at their own shadow these days.

[Winehole23]

lol @ the use of "highly flammable hot gas" as a last resort. I also lol'd @ how they found Dorner's ID conveniently among the burned remains - brings back memories of 9/11 hijackers.I'm not a truther or a twofer, but that occurred to me too. The body can't be identified yet, but the ID is intact?


I figured this whole thing was a fraud when it first came on the news, it hasn't made sense from the start. I started thinking about how scary it was to imagine that the media could pick out a citizen, find a few murders to pin on him - then hunt him down. The power of the media is scary as fuck.The media didn't do it. And actually, LE didn't need the media's permission to do it.

[Winehole23]

Hell, the media will absolve that. Who's for the bad guy?

[Wild Cobra]

I'm not a truther or a twofer, but that occurred to me too. The body can't be identified yet, but the ID is intact?

Yes, this was already mentioned. I wonder if he got away, and left it in a protected place to be found.

[Winehole23]

you mean like, the burning cabin he perished in?

[Winehole23]

oh, or wait . . . you think Dorner got away?

[Winehole23]

not saying you're wrong, just wonder why you think so . . .

[Wild Cobra]

not saying you're wrong, just wonder why you think so . . .
I don't think anything in particular right now. I'm only saying it's a possibility.


I wonder if...

[Winehole23]

there's a secret tier of justice now. we might never find out.

[Winehole23]

so, anything anyone says might actually be true.

[Wild Cobra]

there's a secret tier of justice now. we might never find out.
Yes I know. See post #4.

[Winehole23]

secret justice is the greatest boon to tinhats: the state wastes its enemies privately and extrajudicially, even those individuals vested with the rights, immunities and privileges -- so called -- of citizenship.

[mouse]

Police will shoot at their own these days.

[Wild Cobra]

Just heard a news report and they say dental records confirm it was him.

[Winehole23]

don't know if this was previously posted:

http://dailycurrant.com/2013/02/12/police-shoot-jazz-band-members-dorner-manhunt/

[SnakeBoy]

don't know if this was previously posted:

http://dailycurrant.com/2013/02/12/police-shoot-jazz-band-members-dorner-manhunt/

They should leave the satire to the onion.

[Winehole23]

A Torrance surfer will receive a $1.8-million settlement for being accidentally shot at by city police during the 2013 manhunt for former LAPD Officer Christopher Dorner.
David Perdue planned to go surfing on Feb. 7, 2013, during the height of the Dorner manhunt, when his truck was rammed by a Torrance police officer and then struck by several bullets.


Perdue was not hurt, and police at the time said his pickup truck matched the description of one belonging to Dorner, who had already killed three people and injured two others as he cut a bloody swath through Southern California last year.
"The Torrance Police Department is very sympathetic to the disruption this incident caused our community and to all involved," said Sgt. Chris Roosen, the department's public information office.


The case was set to go to trial in August, and Perdue's attorney has questioned how police could have confused Perdue with Dorner.


Perdue's pickup truck was not the same model or color as Dorner's, and the ex-cop was several inches taller than Perdue and roughly 100 pounds heavier, attorney Robert Sheahen previously said.


The Los Angeles County district attorney's office previously cleared the officers involved in the shooting of any wrongdoing.http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-torrance-settlement-dorner-20140724-story.html

[boutons_deux]

"The Torrance Police Department is very sympathetic to the disruption this incident caused our community and to all involved,"

:lol typical robotic, self-serving, self-flattering PR bullsit from The Men In Blue, all of them The Best And Brightest :lol

[boutons_deux]

another egregrious police fuckup while "To Serve and Protect"

Cops Hold Mother And Four Kids At Gunpoint Because They Thought Her Red Nissan Was A Tan Toyota (http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2014/08/25/3475205/dash-cam-shows-cops-pull-over-car-of-four-children-with-guns-drawn/)

http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2014/08/25/3475205/dash-cam-shows-cops-pull-over-car-of-four-children-with-guns-drawn/#