The Case Of Christopher Dorner: A Police Officer's Descent Into Violence | Real Stories
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Documentary charting the case of Christopher Dorner who shot several police officers in California in 2013. When he lost his job with the police department, his resentment for the forces continued to grow.
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The fact that this "documentary" left out the part that the police almost murdered 4 innocent people during this manhunt and had to pay out a combined $5 million dollars for their incompetence is very telling.
This documentary is part of the thin blue line
Documentary was about Chris specifically. What value would that side quest bring to this video.
Make a doc called police response to Chris dorner. I’ll watch it
Hiding the crimes of law enforcement is the purpose of this propaganda piece. What absolute bullshit.
@@loucarlos6614 💯💯
The fact that the police left out the part they KILLED 4 innocent people and paid millions in fine is very telling…..he tried to tell ya what was goin on but ignored him until he turned loose.
@@richbrake9910 bs, have you paid any attention to the news..lmfao chiefs are going down left and right and you think there’s so corruption? LMFAO little boy, even police will tell you there is… obviously never talked to an officer either..funny not funny how you think “justice” yet have no idea. Keep living in fairy tale land, keep bowing, keep them bruised knees down too..
@@richbrake9910 But there is the infamous incident of two idiot cops opening up on a Mom/daughter team delivering newspapers in the predawn darkness because they were supposedly in a vehicle that looked like Dorner's truck. That is certainly relevant to the Dorner case because it proves the ridiculous lengths to which some of these cops were scared of their own shadow. I mean try to justify that action....if you dare. It's dark outside. These morons happen upon a vehicle that "looks like the one Dorner is supposedly driving". Not identified as that vehicle but looks similar. Good enough for these moronic cops. "Open fire!" I mean come on man. Some of the extremes that these cops went to in search of this guy were silly beyond belief.
@@viking956 it must come down to recruitment and training then.
I know if I had a gun I wouldn't be pulling the trigger until I actually saw the target with my actual eyes. But thats just me
@@mythicalmeanderings nice beard, try gaining muscle or cut it, look like a man child, not thought defiantly ain’t attractive lmfao
@@mythicalmeanderings tf
This event lead me to withdraw my application from LAPD. It was a reality check of all the politics and discrimination in law enforcement.
Almost every PD is like that. I had close friends who were in some PDs and would tell me the DUI cover ups, and more.. lower ranks can't speak up cause you get fkd, same thing in the military.
Inner city police are corrupt, they're usually run by democrats so that pretty much explains
Good, we dont need cops like YOU
Rich rake sounds like an idiot
@richbrake90
The people are with Dorner. I remember how the police treated everyone while looking for Dorner. Hundreds of people held signs saying Dorner is you. The police hunted him to protect one or more of their own because of their corruption .
@Toilet Bowl for President 2024 I'm very aware of the details, and though he had specific targets it was self defence when he was being hunted. The police made it clear they wanted to kill him.
Facts, truth👆
I’m not with ANYONE who cries “racism” EVERY TIME things either go against him or don’t go his way. Why is it nearly EVERY TIME something happens to certain people it’s ALWAYS A RACE THING instead of it perhaps simply being a case of something else? The interesting part to me is that it always seems to only apply to ONE particular race. I almost NEVER hear anyone else always crying “racism” if they don’t get what they want or if something bad happens to or for them.
@@ProudBostonian you really live in a fairytale of ignorance
@@ProudBostonianWouldnt happen if yall werent racist 🤷🏽♂️🤦🏽🤣🤣🤣
why did you leave off the cops shooting innocent people in a car that slightly looked like Donner's and the city giving them $4.5m
David R because they were Mexicans
Doesn't fit their agenda
The argument that only government and cops should have guns is instantly defeated when all of their negligence is exposed.
Bc the truth is never allowed.
Collateral Damage: it was all worth it, Dornier killed a cop.
Until the lion learns how to write,every story will glorify the hunter.
Dorner was the hunter. Now what?
@@richbrake9910 It is a metaphor....to drive a point across.
@@richbrake9910 unfortunately. He started a lion. Who escaped. Was hunter again so he hunted pigs likeu
Well done bruh I’m shocked you even replied to that goofy 😂
Good quote! I’ll be using it.
The only people who were scared was the police. Chris wasn't after innocent civilians. He is a LEGEND
I think there was another one too.he had just enough of these pigs abusing civilians.
Yeah, when they said "the country was paralyzed with fear" like nah bro, I lived near big bear at the time, civilians werent scared, only LAPD were. Even the civilians interviewed said he didn't want to harm "us"
So why did he kill that couple?
@@DoSomething- In the manifesto he talked about an asymmetric war, aka going after their family.
@@ChosenOne6666 And you still think he is a "legend". He wanted to kill cops families, their wives and children by your own account. But you still support that. Disgusting.
really hard to feel bad when you know all the horrible things officers do to people nowadays
Dorner is sipping margaritas with John Brown on the golden shores right now.
I hear what you saying but at the same time he was one of the good ones cuz he was telling on his colleagues that's how all this got started and they figured no one he would tell they had to create a situation to make him look like he went crazy when you really didn't
Thats exactly why he got fired in the first place. He reported other cops for police brutality
“Really hard to feel sad” that’s a small percentage of cops you must be a rapist then since what men do to women these days
@@gknowledge4366yes he was the good one. How many people did he kill again?
Pure LAPD propaganda.
They fired him for trying to expose police brutality.
Makes you laugh how blindsided everyone is to whats really going on in the world and lied to day in day out by the government
Don't you also love how they try to downplay the man's experience of facing racism as if it was all some way a effect of mental illness......he's a black man in America of course he has experienced racism
Chris Dorner just wanted to clear his name. The police couldn't allow that.
Exactly
patrick peter I noticed that too they said “his habit of playing the victim of race”
I will never forget a reporter asking a black guy live on the streets of LA at the time of this all happening "Are you afraid to walk the streets?" in a panicked, need for alarm type of way. The guy calmly told her "No, he not after me." All the while police were doing news interviews from LAPD basement
Now it's turning to "AXON journalism".
jjinsureme I would feel more at ease tbh & hopeful.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 good for those corrupt bastards
Michael Mercado he said what he remembered, you laid out the whole story lol stfu
@AMG BOYZ well obviously, it's one persons kill count Vs all the cops in the US kill counts.
In 2015 there was 1146 kills by cops in the US, that same year there was 635,781 cops in service. If you average it out every cop killed 0.001 people, this guy killed 4
He was a failure and so on but managed to have them running scared. He was a blk man that was tired of the racism. He's a hero he did something to show them he wasn't afraid and he was prepared to meet his fate and they wasn't as big and bad as they thought they was. We need to hear from the people that loved him and that knew what was really going on bc this only show how much they really hated him. Rest easy KING
I like how they say "he had a habit of painting himself as a victim of prejudice" like racism isn't a thing or doesn't exist.
It doesn’t…? Not the way some people paint it out to exist at least
@@FloridaMan786do everyone a favor and stay in Florida
Yeah, probably also his conduct and character may have been disliked as well.
Thank you for this comment! I scrolled looking for it.
Racism is a well known secret aganist my people
After reading a lot of the comments here, my faith is somewhat restored. It is good to see that everybody has not been completely brainwashed.
You obviously are....
@@richbrake9910 ok boot licker
@@richbrake9910 How does that blue polish taste boot licker?
@@richbrake9910 I* obviously am.
Do you mean brainwashed like the Zombies that stormed the Capitol on J6!
He complained about police BRUTALITY and was Unfairly FIRED !!
Yeah and they way he dealt with losing his job was to go on a rampage murdering people! Seems like a guy that should be given a gun a the responsibility to take someone’s life
@@bobbykerr4293 bro he wrote a whole manifesto. He did some bad to bring awareness to something VERY BAD. But guess what, many people still don't care about police brutality
Bayo106 that gave him an excuse to murder his attorneys daughter and her fiancé who were Asian and Black American. Why did they lose their lives before it could get started? See people don’t respect life there’s we’re taking for the cause. His mother didn’t even stick up for him dude. Your wrong no one knew him better than his mom!
Some bad he took 2 innocent not involved in anyway lives man. How do you think they feel just a little bad they can’t be resurrected.even if we take what Chris Dorian to 💯 true it was a cop kicking a suspect for murders and a guy who felt picked on. Why did they even hire him why was he a part of law enforcement for so long if he was so picked on and treated so unfairly.
@@bobbykerr4293 Police aren't people, they're animals. That's why people call them pigs.
This guy tried to expose corruption the "correct" way and was fired. He targeted the scurge of the city and was murdered for it. Disgraceful.
I love it how this man was boldly demonized without magnifying the events that lead up to his attacks! He didn’t just decide to do this just like Micha Johnson didn’t! People can be pushed to the point of becoming a timebomb! I wonder why the media didn’t have this energy with Dylan Roof?
Dorner’s manifesto describes how LAPD offices would take crimes scene photos and joke about them. Kobe Bryant’s wife is suing the LA County Sheriff’s office for similar activity. 🤔
Its called black humour. It’s usually used to deal with traumatic situations to deal with the weight of taking pictures and investigating deaths.
@@imarknutt5638 No, to God it is wickedness and depravity. They are definitely corrupted.
@@LeoGains Keep your god to yourself we're talking about real humans that have to deal with the actual crimes that make those crime scene photos. Some of us need humor to cope with the evil in life because pretend time at church doesn't cut it.
Yes but that don’t mean any violence is excused.
@@metaempiricist How can a man keep a Creator to himself? As if I own God. The better term for your black humour is foolishness or folly. The fool says in his heart “there is no God” and then is woke up when he dies and finds himself outside his shell.
It amaze me, that they portrayed him as an evil man, when they’re not really speaking on the fact that he tried to turn in bad cops for beating people and got fired for it. The thought process behind what he did, is really one of a mastermind. He targeted people close to the bad officers, so they can feel pain for the rest of their life and hopefully open their eyes to the wrong they are doing in the community.
Thanks I remembered some of this I could remember he did it for a reason but not the specific reason thank you
Unfortunately, in the US, Law Enforcement officials are right even when they are 100% percent wrong. It's the culture and how the country was founded. And when Law Enforcement gets it wrong, they use trickery and deceit to assassinate a person's character. They are experts at pointing out everyone else faults except their own. And when they really get it wrong, they all stay on a code of silence. It's just the nature of the beast!
Actually, they did say that in the beginning of his background.
@@whaleymom76 If you read my comment, I stated they’re not really speaking on why he did what he did. The reason is overshadowed, by the blatant evil they’re trying to portray. They may have mentioned, but you really don’t remember what they said because how bad they spoke of him. If you don’t know his story, you’ll definitely be led blindly
@@Bigtymer1 killing is considered by most an evil act...his actions overshadow his reasons and that's because he took such drastic measures.
They flip the story bout him being a crazy person. Skip the change he was asking for. He was a great man. Died like a hero
Wow! When they called him a narcissist🤬. They were the narcs who brought him to the edge. Sickening to hear.
That's what they do
Those who can't truly look at themselves.
You missed some key factors in this doc.
1. Dorner was let go from LAPD after witnessing police brutality where an officer beat and tased a person with mental illness. Why leave that part out?
2. Let’s talk about the innocent people LAPD killed as a result of “mistaken ID” (or carelessness as I call it). Why leave that part out?
Police brutality is very common and for someone who’s dealing with traumas of living as one of a marginalized group as well as mental illness and possible PTSD from serving this dreaded country, I could imagine the psychological warfare going on in his mind and heart.
Praying for all parties involved.
Sure you have points but people calling him a hero with him killing innocent people is not a point to prove.
He ain't a hero. He was a criminal for killing innocent people. But sure LAPD is corrupted as well.
Multiple witnesses at the hotel said that they did not see any police brutality like Dorner said and Dorner also waited two weeks to make the report which also lost him some credibility
@@EspeciallyBadAtMath he killed cops
@@EspeciallyBadAtMath not innocent
Wasn't he complaining about police brutality and corruption and that is why he was fired from LAPD?
nope . get your facts straight dumb dumb
@@garyjaurique5028 dude your lack of vocabulary shows who the real dumb dumb is
thats how a fk moron defend a fk idiot
Oh thats why he killed that women, who had done nothing to him
@@zackschilling4376 I am not excusing his behaviour one bit btw. I merely made an observation.
RIP Chris Dorner. American veteran and true American Patriot
If this happened in our lifetime and we can all clearly remember what really happened, yet they tell the story with this much inaccuracies/lies to fit their narrative, can you imagine everything they lied about throughout history, what happened here was bullies that did not know who they were messing with, I'm sure the people that wronged him still regret it till this day
Very well said " He was a trubled man, um he was labeled that because I believe he knew something and he wasn't down with LAPD protocol. They have a long history of being corrupt.its been said . I think there more beneath the surface
That is all they do is lie. Lying is there native tongue.
That's utter nonsense. I was a bully when I was younger, and am best friends with one of my victims, and of course I'm ashamed of it. None of my victims went on to murder people. It isn't the adversity we face in life that defines us, but how we deal with it. They didn't know he was a seething murderous maniac with unidentified mental disorders, quickly approaching a psychotic break? Of course not, and it's too bad that that is what they were dealing with, but to demonize them, in the face of what he did, is completely absurd
Same with 911
Same thing for any other nut-job with underlying mental disorders. Again, I stress the fact that there are people out there that have undergone hardships greater than this, or another atrocity like 9-11, and with far more debilitating mental disorders that DID NOT go on to commit heinous crimes. Life in and of itself is a struggle. These people don't deserve empathy. These aren't mass murderes with a manifesto they're trying to deliver in an effort to be a martyr and force for change. These are sick people with a vendetta, harming innocent individuals in the process. These sort of people only deserve resentment, at MOST
This assassination hit piece is an example of the winners telling their modified version to make him look bad and them innocent and heroic. The fact that he didn't kill the hostages proves that he wasn't crazy or evil.
They are dirty and set him up
I don't buy it.His "Friend" from college says "HE said the coach was racist " what bullshit.
So you are saying you are not crazy if you GTA, kill police officers, tie up innocent people, and take your own life afterwards?
Thats not crazy to you? im sorry, but you are crazy lol
OMG... Thank you for pointing that out.
@@MotorsMechanic just so you know, he killed 2 innocent people for the crime of being related to his attorney. Also he verifiably made up the brutality incident in retaliation for receiving a bad score by his training officer. He was a dumbass and a coward
What a hit piece. The cop who says his accusations against his partner were found to not be true by witnesses and facts is full of it the witness recounted her statement after being threatened by police to collaborate their story
I don't condone the murders he performed, but i understand the pain he endured. He did everything right with honor only to be torn down to disgrace by doing the right thing. He worked so hard to be a great man. All of his training and anger made him a Man on Fire. I wish he was able to live a life of compliments and have been a great role model for young men. RiP.
The fact that the police do alot of things without accountability is very disturbing to me..the entire system is corrupt and unfair.
true; however, this does not belong in any discussion of Dorner.
Exactly!
@@richbrake9910 It absolutely belongs in the discussion of Dorner
@@ms.lalady agreed.
@@richbrake9910 shhh you gov cuck. The adults are talking.
I went to high school with Christopher.. they did him wrong in the media. He was a good man
He killed an innocent man walking from the store 80 years old black gentleman he's wasn't no nice person Christopher Donner was sociopath.
He was an evil man, and a loser as well.
You mean besides murdering innocent people, right?
I believe that
@@locochang6533
Thank you for a bit of sanity here
Ain’t no fun when the rabbit has the gun.
I am forever on the side of Christopher. Man of tegrity driven to the point by the unjust and cruel treatment., to a man that loved and wanted the job done the right way.. clean
Guy was raised in middle income family but that freak still feels the need to mention "ghetto" and say that his family was not very poor. Why was that necessary? Profiling at its best and this one-sided documentary does very well continuing it.
was looking for this comment, and found it. yep, well said.
I'm watching it now and how about his so called friend saying if you let him tell it it was because of racism ,effin clown wasn't really his friend
Mafaking Naazis are crazy
Nnn
Nn
I’m guessing that Christopher knew more than they wanted him to. Just a thought.
I was in LAPD’s 2/13 cadet class at this time. I remember having so much anxiety while this was going on as I was 1 of 4 cadets out of a class of 44 that was black. I remember one of the employees (not sworn) would routinely say I looked like Dorner in a joking but serious way if you know what I mean. I ended up getting removed from the class after getting into it with the firearms DI. I’d never experienced greater relief in my life.
F*** 12 !!😂😂😂😂😂😂
3 years later and Chris wasn’t lying about what’s happening in the LAPD
Lapd the biggest gang in LA
Yeah racist az punks L.A.P.D
corrupt buggers
What left out of this story is why he was fired I like how that was left out so it could make him look like a serial killer who just went crazy sad and disheartening
Why did he get fired?
I wonder how getting fired will mean kill eveyrone* in that profession🙃
@@twincherry4958 He was fired because he reported his training officer of assaulting a mentally disabled citizen. He appealed until his appeals were exhausted.
With him being fired from the LAPD , that meant he lost his high security clearance that he had gained through the military because of that firing.
that doesnt excuse killing people
Oh, getting fired is a legitimate excuse for going on a murder spree. Two of this monster's victims weren't cops, by the way. Something wrong with people these days. 🤦♂️
@@s0medebr1s Are you defending his actions? 😳
As a former firefighter I can assure you they KNEW it would be a great chance of the cabin being set alight I would be willing to bet they had NO INTENTIONS of allowing him to live
Good.
@@Virtzus bootlicker 🤡 he is a hero
I’m honestly surprised they have the gaul to pretend they did it by accident. If you don’t like Dorner, you can say it was their only chance to safely put him out of comission
soo true who knows I know
THEY BARBECUED THAT MAN ON LIVE TELEVISION 🤦🏻♂️
It's crazy how these documentaries say nothing about why Dorner did all, and all the people the police attacked during this.
We need more men like Chris. The narrator was bias
He called out a fellow cop for abusing the public and was made a example of the consequences of crossing the blue line, given his poor psychological state he must've felt persecuted and victimized, he just cracked under the pressure.
Do we really know he was in poor state? Just because he did this doesn't mean he was
No excuse
He killed innocent people
@@tymom9313 no excuses for abusing the public.
He Basically fought for Us.😅🎉
Always look deeper into stories like these. When so many people speak out on a person who is dead. It always pays to look beneath the "spin" and not just buy the narrative.
Yeah, there’s a narrative that states Dorner witnessed the beating of a mentally ill man by a cop, and after reporting him, Internal Investigation turned on Dorner, called him a liar and fired him.
Hence, the revenge spree
@@davidcerino1145 Despite that he was still a monster
@@juanpablo9001 sure, no one is saying the guy was a saint. What is being pointed out is the fact that “monsters” such as these don’t always exist in a vacuum, and addressing only the resulting actions without addressing the circumstances that led to them is merely putting dressing on rotten goods.
Almost a great idea genius.cept he let everyone know what his problem was. Wake up
@@davidcerino1145 Even if he was fired unjustly, so what? You don’t take a person’s life just because you lost your job. And you don’t go after their family who had nothing to do with it, period. He’s sick in the head and apologists like you should get checked out by a psychologist or something.
They keep actin like dorner was targeting everyone and everyone was a target when he was specifically targeting cops and letting civilians go.
Don't forget that the police killed 4 innocent people mistakingly thinking it was him but they pushed that under the rug. It wasn't even mentioned here at all. That police department better be glad that this guy wasn't very smart because if he was, he could've done a lot of damage.
Just look at these comments and you know without a doubt how much the general public distrusts the police and for good reason.
In every country sane person distrust the police,for they are dogs of the wicked in power
Cannot think of a situation where I would ever actually need a police officer for anything! Maybe to come get a dead thief out of my house
@@Dabincracker hahah ya sure internet tough guy
When I was a youngster in the 50's and 60's, we had a few bad cops, but the majority treated the public with respect, (and were respected in return). Since dual citizen in charge of the DOJ after 9/11 "suggested" creating the fed Homeland (in)security and "suggested" having the apartheid state of Israel train D.C.'s cops on how to "deal with" we the people, the reverse is true, there's a (very) few good cops with tattooed thugs making upp the balance. Again, since SCOTUS has on several occasions reiterated that we do not have the right to expect cops to protect us, the next time you fools see a cop trapped in a burning vehicle, being overpowered by an (innocent?) person or in any life/death situation, think hard about who'll take care of your family if you're hurt/killed playing "Joe Hero". Use your foolish heads for something other than a hat rack and recall the thousands of our fellows who dashed in to help during 9/11 only to have the city tell them, (paraphrase) piss off beloved citizens, you were NOT employed by the city, therefore we don't have to give you medial aid for free. (recall dough-boy's fahrenheit 9/11). grab the marshmallows and a beer, sit a safe distance away and enjoy the show - your family will appreciate it when you are alive to bring home your next paycheck.
@@Dabincracker So, your mom is still taking care of you?
"He is evil man" said by corrupt officer
👍🏾💯 them officers are pathetic and a disgrace to their badge
"Officer is evil' said by murdering Dorner....
@@richbrake9910 get the blues meat out your mouth
Irony of ironies.
How do you know this particular officer is corrupt?
Det. Medici’s comments starting @20:19 about Dorner’s attack being a “blind side” on people who “had no idea he was even in the area,” made me chuckle because that’s exactly what a no-knock raid is.
What a hero ❤
When LAPD was shooting up vehicles that looked nothing like Dorner's, it was extremely frightening. I have to question the morals of the LAPD to put so many people at risk during this hunt. I don't know who was more dangerous. That blue pickup just covered in bullet holes blew my mind🤯
The LAPD "culture" seems actually WORSE now than when I was in HS dating three girls whose fathers were LAPD, then having a fiance in junior college that was an undercover cop (got permission to tell me). Now we have the tatted Latino division in East L. A. and all kinds of other "biggest gang in the city" things going on. Where's the training? Where's the education? We've had over fifty years now and we've moved SIDEWAYS??
I was riding my bike home one night and some parked cops jumped up as I went by. I'm the wrong race and size yet they were jumping at anything - ask those two Oriental ladies delivering papers
It wasn't even the same color and the passengers were filipinos. The cops were just scared and high strung. They never experienced a 1 man army that had a death wish. They were in a panic and that blunder shows it.
@@pipeflush there’s a word for that in which you are talking about , it’s “p*ssy” 😂
LAPD went all out cause there ppl where in trouble if Dorner was killer the public you wouldn’t have a mass manhunt cause most law enforcement officers don’t generally care about the citizens they serve.
Thank you for you're service brother . Rest in peace Christopher . A real American Hero .
Christopher deserves what he got. You sound like you're moving along the same path
He was a true hero RIP.
@@jaybeeeasy he was a loser. desered more than he got
@@joeberlanga4684 your a loser and deserve what he got
@@joeberlanga4684
He was in the system and saw the dirty system for what it is and couldn't accept it , respect a man who fights a corrupt and dirty system with proof and validation.
the fact that he only really targeted police officers and not civilians (not killing the citizens that he grabbed the vehicles from), told you something. Not saying what he did was right, but something must have driven this man over the top to do what he did.
LAPD is still suppressing the truth even in these interviews smh
Cops are currupt and evil bottom line
Dorner is a murderer and that cannot be changed.
EXACTLY!!!! Which is why im clicking off this video after 8 min in. Just a bunch of lies and propaganda!
RIP Chris dorner
It's very sad that when he tried to stand up for what's right only to get fired. Only wished Dorner would have went about it differently instead of killing officers. Thank God he didn't kill the couple in the cabin or the guy he stole the truck from.
I guess he tried to report his frustrations and knew there truly is no justice within Police departments. Instead of choosing something to live for - he chose something to die for
I'm trying to understand you, but more fool him to join a racist organization.
Well put
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How noble... the mentality in these comments is scary. Once you start justifying and promoting a mass-murderer who talks about killing children, murdered two innocent civilians and call him a hero for the cops he “got”, you’ve officially become far more malicious and irrational than the racists you claim to hate.
@@ourcorrectopinions6824 have you read the manifesto?
HISTORY WILL BE KIND TO CHRISTOPHER DORNER! R.I.P! IF YOU'RE OUT THERE! WATCH OVER US!
"To hear him say it, it was all racially motivated..." That attitude gives me everything I need to absorb this story properly. I already know that a lot is going to be left out of this story! I just. Began watching it!
I was in the USNR and live in LA. I would see Chris in uniform up at the NOSC often. When this all went down we were all shocked...but I ain't buying what the LAPD is putting out.
@Vernon Anderson so essentially you're saying nothing?
@Vernon Anderson YOu're unhinged and stupid, imagine supporting a murderer, we truly live in the twilight zone..
Vernon is right his dd214 says a lot!
Stop following that blue line of silence, speak out on what’s right Don’t be a coward this is what he died for he wanted right !!!
I bet he was pleasant. Seems he snapped from the pressure he was under.,
“Revenge Cop Killer” is a weird way to spell “fired for exposing police brutality, and then brutalizing the police.”
Kotal Khan is a weird way to spell I’m a racist…
@@lThe4tress how is he a racist ?
Kotal Kahn. Yep u said it.its well known lapd and NYPD are some of the most crooked bastards.
This is racist
@@chickenchowmein7601 so true
Rest in peace to this real American hero 🙏🏽
There should be a sign on the way up to big bear that says "Christopher Dorner Memorial Highway "
It’s amazing how little attention was given by this “documentary” to the fact that Dorner turned in a bad cop and then the Blue Line gang turned against him and he was fired.
I was going to add a scathing comment but it's all been said, I'm glad people are awake
True Scott but they need to ramp up their awakening because it is all coming down on us now
@Hey GUY! very well put
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@@leeryan1969 A Year later and your comment Is even more stupid. What are people supposed to wake up to? Oh just the police? So not the gangbangers? No don't wake up to them. What about the serial killers? no don't worry about them. What about terrorism? No don't need to wake up to that. What about War? No still don't need to wake. What about Killer KKK and Skinhead Organizations? nope not yet. What about Child Killers? No keep sleeping. Only law enforcement Is when we wake up. You people In this world are truly retarded that It's scary.
@@TheWilder30 you do know that most of these pigs abuse power too much and how the system is flawed. Yea who isn’t aware of criminals, not even gonna say gangbangers because they all criminals. War are you dumb that’s not something civilians should worry about that’s for the military. But police abuse their power too much.
remember when the LAPD fired over 100 shots at the WRONG car during dorner's manhunt, wounding a 71 year old woman
100 shots and she was only wounded, talk about lucky.
They have no shame do they
Nick Beckman Lmao, me too. I was cheering for Dorner.
lol it wasn't 100 shots if she was 'only' wounded
@@citizenshane8932 really? i'm ecstatic he was killed. Dorner killed innocent people who werent cops....still rooting for him?
Thank you for your service, Sir.
I think he was just trying to expose the corruption in the police department, so they had to cover it up and make him look like the bad guy
Growing up away from the ghetto, going to predominantly white schools and then choosing the careers he chose does not exclude him from racism and discrimination. I fail to believe his allegations were all false. He hadn’t lost all of his marbles if he was letting civilians go.
Read his manifesto, he literally avoided civie deaths or injury when possible
His allegations are secondary to his murdering rampage. This is about the murdering he did.
Being adopted into Caucasian Society they tried to drive me mad with their racism
His own friend said he was bullied and beat up often as a kid, and being the only black kid in the area, guess who were beating him up . All of this played into why he did what he did, the system didn’t work for him even after he joined law enforcement, to make a change. He did a serpico and was dismissed for it.
If the police department can see all these signs , how did he pass a psyc evaluation, then again lots of crazy people , child molester, rapist, and white supremacist also get onto the force.
@@MeganAnne-HeyokaEmpath "It's not them it's you."
I was raised in a white world. I know the gaslighting that goes on.
All that could have been avoided had action been taken against the corrupt cops he reported.
White men and white women killing black men. Why??
I don't a bit more believe this man killed himself more than a man on the moon. Truth be told they burned him to death. This sh$t sounds like a joke. However, I will say something had to trigger him to go to such measures. I believe more of what his friend is saying that this so-called story that is being told here.And I give two rats azz who don't like my comment.
I can’t believe your blaming others for this cowards actions! I bet your one of those idiots that go protest and loot businesses with all those idiot “BLACK LIVES MATTER” bullshittt. bLM is the dumbest thing ever!
Yet here they are acting all Lilly white.
I mean do they think we are all that stupid to believe that after all these years and all the stories that most of what we hear has to have a ring of truth to it?
I am sure some of these slow commenters here think cops are all above board but c'mon man good cops get let go and the thugs remain.
This documentary didn't really speak on that part huh? The Cali police and Sheriff offices could never have "gangs" among there ranks...they all just have matching tattoos because it looks cool
Ppl love the character of the punisher until the real punisher comes looking for them. This man tried to do good and got beat down and pushed to the edge and afterwards it was no going back. What he did was sick but what he saw in the LAPD was sicker. Corruption is no joke
The way you guys told this story is anything but real. He wasn’t a “trouble man” he was a man pushed to anger by a system that is gonna to sh**!
Christopher Dorner is an American Hero, thank you for your service to our country Mr. Dorner.
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@@Mina.15 looking at your family??
Absolutely correct! White supremacists have no rights a black man should respect! They are terrorists and need to be done away with in mass!
Big Facts
@@pimslickins710 😭 cry more
Something tells me that
This Christopher Dohrner guy
was the good guy.
I know some military dudes that had commented that you learn early on not to take the blame on broken things or mess ups. You say that you got it like that. Thought it was interesting they threw out "he blames others"
Good guy? I mean if he did kill the young couple he is still a bad dude
That's an easy 'knee jerk' opinion.
No. Would a good guy kill 2 innocent people?
Pedro Gallegos he was, look up the WHOLE story
I understand after 500 years.
He supposedly snitched on bad cops & then went on to become a serial killer as a form of revenge on his fellow officers? No, not a hero...just a messed up guy....for maybe more reasons than we know.
This doc leaves out a lot of very important details.
they haven't mentioned the shooting of the oriental women delivering papers by the LAPD
The truth!
ONE SIDED FOR THE GANG OF FAJJOTS
You bet they did! Information that would incriminate them.
The post mortem gaslighting of this guy to save face of law enforcement should be concerning to everyone.
It don't make since, this story: Dorner was described by the United States Navy as an expert marksman, winning medals and ribbons for his skills with both handguns and rifles. He would continue his career in the military through 2007, and would be deployed overseas for one year between 2006 and 2007.
So glad his name is still alive cause people woke up when this happened
I recall watching this whole event live during when it happened and me and many others couldn't help but feel Dorner was completely in the right. He just went about it the wrong way. He got fired for reporting police abuse and then lost his wife as a result. That would drive any sane man into insanity.
Nah there's nothing wrong with wanting your name to be cleared sir. The racist corrupt culture has been in the police force since it's inception...
You need help if you really believe that.
@@ronlackey2689 no, you need help. The system failed and that was the result
He should have killed those responsible
@@ronlackey2689 No you need help.
Its easy to talk about someone and spin it to your liking when that someone is no longer alive to defend himself. I lived in LA during this “manhunt” and he wasn’t labeled disturbed or someone who had lost his mind or like its being told here, he was labeled Rambo in most articles
Do you Think bro? During the time that it happened it was said he had gone to his superiors informing them about corruption in the police department and he was disciplined for it, I want to say he got fired if Im not mistaken. So yes he went after dirty cops thats why some papers called him Rambo. They say in this documentary that all California was scared because of him but no thats not true only the dirty cops were scared.
Most likely went against the police “brotherhood” and reported some of his fellow officers. They didn’t appreciate that and made it out to get him out of the department. Rip Homie, keep shooting
@@kezbautista He complained about dirty cops, he got fired because he made a complaint about one of the dirty cops using excessive force on a civillian, he got fired for doing the right thing
All of this information and more is well-documented. Anyone forming an opinion from this video alone is too lazy to read the facts for themselves. Nobody is interested in the opinion of the lazy and uneducated.
Let’s not forget about the Rampart Crash Scandal with Rafael Perez. Over 70 officers begins the corruption scandal!
It sounds funny that they call him a "narcissist" when he literally spoke out against excessive police force and tried to bring justice to black victims in LA. Then they relieved him of his duties to shut him up. What the LAPD did was horrible just look up the Rampart scandal.
Thank you for your service Mr. DORNER
Story seems a little biased in favor of the police from what I read about in the past.
Ya think ? 😒😒😒
@@DowntownDeuce2 I was getting updates while it was happening. You too?
Most stories favor the police unfortunately. Even today stories about cops killing inocent civilians . Chris Dorner stood up against corruption in the most direct way. May he rip. 💜
@@christophertanner7757 I love Chris Dorner. He seemed extremely honorable.
100% facts! Very biased.
I was a little kid when this happened. My family lived in Big Bear Lake CA and my dad said he was around a football field away from our house. There were news stations, police officers everywhere, the schools were closed, we even got a knock on our door. Even my parents call the news portrayal bullshit.
bullshit how?
Read every other topic. You’ll see the bs
News portrayals are usually politically twisted; however, I doubt your parents would call the portrayal bullshit during the time there was a murderer only a 100 yards away....
He came out to tell how rotten and low down the policing agencies and departments are and that thay purposefully surpress the truth when it isn't in line with the lie thay want you to believe and at the same time call you a monster when in fact that are the savages and diabolical killers.
Romeo didn't say "when" his parents made that statement.
It's amazing that you remember more clearly when and what his family said than he did.
this is a hit piece . RIP. hero who stood for principals and ratted out bad cops, and te system protected itself.
speak the truth, cops are gangs with badges. Those badges they have, makes them think they have the right to kill. They don't even see people as people, they see people as convicts and potential criminals.
He cried during fto and he snitched on fellow officers for very small reasons kinda like when you were in school and there was that one kid who reminded the teacher about homework then bitches because no one likes him, that’s basically dorner
Brad are you dumb?
@BanquetOfTheLeviathan aspire to cry during field training and snitch on classmates for unbloused boots and basically be a giant teddy bear
Killing innocent people doesn’t make you are hero.
His so called friend had nothing but criticism for him. What a friend.
Dorner seemed to actually believe the integrity training he go for his job, How naive. When he finally realized how the world really works he snapped.
@@PlateletRichGel The world? Geez who is misleading you?
After living in America for 45yrs & being of at least average intelligence, I'm more inclined to believe Dorner's story than the lapd & media's version. I'd honestly rather run into him than the cops that murdered him
This is the guy that Dave Chapelle was talking about. Good cop doing the right thing but got punished by his fellow officers. Bad cops always portray as a hero in America.
somebody who has problem with authority doesn't get a job with military or cops...this documentary is so bias
The word is "biased." I'm glad you feel that way, that you recognize cops are not on a power trip, then.
@@DowntownDeuce2 In what fantasy world is that the norm?
@I. Wynn Wynn wrong being a cop means you have a sheep mentality and don't question orders ..
@James perreault....Very good and pertinent point.
I was thinking the same thing. Dead men cannot testify
He was actually standing up for all of us.
That's why he broke into an old couple's house and killed them.
Gamer jug that never happened
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You Must be dreaming
That's like saying the columbine shooters were standing up for all of us. Sick thought process. He was bullied by some in his department yes, but then went after innocent people who had never even spoke to him.
He was a very good man . These police sound crazy they know exactly why he cut loose.
Chris was a true patriot. Rest easy king. Respect!
The department was man enough to deny his allegations but they weren’t man enough to actually do anything to look into and correct anything in their department instead they took his badge and made him the bad guy
Killed multiple people.. "made him the bad guy" Yep.
@@picknroll929 Cristfer is a Hero plain and simple. 😎
@@picknroll929 Any brief foray into military history will show you a ton of people who are considered heroes for killing people.
@@darksaint0124 Yep. Murderers are heroes. Serial killers should be considered God. Good thinking.
@@picknroll929 learn to comprehend what you're reading.
Wow. A cop who actually did something good for once. Hope to more of this type of righteous action in the future.
You hope to see him murder more innocent civilians like Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence? Whats wrong with you?
Except the "blue line" he crossed wasn't supported by either the physical evidence of the alleged assault nor the victims himself whose story which changed every time he told it as well as the inconsistencies with Dorner's own retelling of events.
Dorner's claims against his superior were something he convinced himself had happened to rationalise his percieved persecution. "It's not me, it's them".
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Yeah I can’t wait till you accidentally pop your own block off 😊
Yes,lets hope we ll have more good cops.
He was a monster, and his supporters here show that certain people really do put ideology over common sense.
I expected a comment section full of “boot lickers” I was wrong. What he done was the wrong way to go about the situation but there was so much BS spewing from those push broom mustaches I could barely finish the documentary.
29:40 i don't think that he would of hurt those people he tied up and took their car. The fact that they weren't asked to be on the documentry makes me think, that what they had to say didn't fit the narrative.
Just like the 2 women driving the Nissan truck where Lapd's finest just open fire because the "thought" it could have been Dorner. Notice that part didn't fit into this documentary either.
He could have killed them to cover his tracks but he didn't did he
He had nothing to gain from killing them.
They didn’t even sound like they just got jacked
Proud of you guys! RUclips doesn't usually have this many intelligent comments
HIII
Helo
Dude, I was going to type that. I'm truly proud of these comments I was expecting something else.
Ikr I'm came to see what was said and I feel happy every one see the true. Cops lied and hideing the truth
You have NO idea of how refreshing these comments are!
We never talk about what they did to him smdh
Chris Donner must be the only cop in LAPD history to be fired for being "untruthful"
I read his manifesto regarding the police climate and culture. It’s all true, especially when he said other minority officers facilitated the injustices and participated. They will also end up on the wrong side of history. It’s unsustainable.
I hope your mom died before she realized she had pushed out a complete idiot.
If murdering innocent people puts someone on the right side of history, then we should all hope to be on the wrong side.
@@jaythekid4809 Police Murder people every year and have so for decades the Police are not innocent police are out to protect themselves they dont care about pesky citizens BOOTLICKERS like you are the reson it's hard for Police and Government to be held accountable for thier crimes
Funny how y'all forgot to mention how he tried to expose dirty cops and they retaliated
He was failing all his life ... he was not a great guy never so you assume that,
Just imagine you been a total failure in your life , low iq , capabilities , good family , money , what to do than get crazy and blame easy target ? that or depression and accept you are nothing
Lmfao I died when you said that
But he didn't have to kill the daughter of a police officer. He was still wrong.
The media has the power the make the guilty innocent and the innocent guilty seen it happen too many time. The media’s version and then the truth
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