Southern California—Police officials here are facing an unprecedented deadly threat by a highly trained and heavily armed ex-lawman. The latest three victims of Chris Doner’s violent wrath have no known connection to the fired officer’s difficulties.
It appears that Dorner intends to kill as many cops as he can through sniper attacks. Cops have to exercise all of their training and remain alert until Dorner is stopped. We can only guess what the body count may be before this rampage is terminated.
Will he use gasoline and or other explosives? Will he turn on random citizens? The only good thing is that Dorner is easily recognized by his looming Six-foot tall, 270-pound profile.
San Diego police have reported that a citizen has reportedly found an ID wallet containing a badge and ID belonging to Dorner.
Many schools have closed in light of the potential threat.
Dorner seems to be seeking massive attention and killing seems to be the way to accomplish his mission.
Here are some Predictable Tactics for Fugitive Ex-LAPD Christopher Dorner
Chris Dorner knows certain things that will affect his future activities:
Dorner knows he’s easily recognized and by necessity operate at night and only in the shadows.
Dorner also is well aware that if he escapes to Mexico he will never be extradited to the USA unless and until they guarantee that the death penalty will not be an option.
We cannot be certain at this point that there are not additional undiscovered homicide victims waiting to be found.
Dorner needs to sleep and can be counted upon to do this during daylight hours.
Opinion:
This is what tired looks like when you take a black man’s life and fire him for turning in somebody who did wrong. He was trained for this by our Government and they don’t talk about this. It is not right but you understand when we do right and you say you not getting your job back because he was trained for nothing else. All they had to do let him keep his job. A white can be a horrible officer with tons of complaints. The documentary is not focused on protecting their on is wrong.
