Larry Walker Jr.: "The LAPD Is Way Out Of Line In The Christopher Dorner Case"

The women's vehicle that got shot up by the LAPD

Booker Rising concurs with the conservative blogger in Georgia, who writes about trigger-happy cops violating people's rights: "'Two women [delivering newspapers] who were shot by Los Angeles police in Torrance early Thursday during a massive manhunt for an ex-LAPD officer were delivering newspapers, sources said.' One of the victims was shot in her hand, which was likely raised; the other in the back, classic. Riddle the vehicle with bullets first; find out whether you got the stocky black male suspect or a couple of innocent women later. Did they even think to run a check on the vehicle’s tag first, or are they really that stupid? Was the tag legitimate? Did the passenger(s) even remotely resemble the suspect’s description? Did the tip come from a legitimate source? LAPD wants this guy dead so bad that they are behaving like rabid dogs; corybantic, crazed, demented, desperate, enraged, fierce, and fit to be tied."

The ladies weren't the only unfortunate targets: "What about the guy in the following video? Man Mistaken For Manhunt Suspect. One wrong move and he would have been dead. Some anonymous informant called the police and said, 'He’s right here, sitting in the parking lot,' and LAPD raced over threatening the very life of a stocky baldheaded black man. This guy is lucky to still be breathing. If you look anything like the suspect, you better get the hell out of Southern California, and even if you’re not anywhere near Los Angeles, and there’s no resemblance whatsoever, your safety is in jeopardy."

Mr. Walker Jr. ain't done just yet about government representatives' out of control actions: "The public should be less afraid of the suspect than those conducting the massive manhunt. At this point, I’m less afraid of Dorner than the LAPD. The real threat is allowing hundreds of cops to menace the countryside, armed with assault weapons, ready to riddle any bald stocky black man, or anyone else for that matter, with as many bullets as possible. It kind of makes the concept of a national gun control policy nothing but a ruse. You want to take away the rights of law abiding citizens, while government law enforcement officers are left virtually unchecked? No, that’s not how this works."