Los Angeles has witnessed every variety of killing, but this one is different: The suspect is targeting cops and bringing up a painful chapter in LAPD history.
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Joshua Congleton's comment,
February 11, 6:32 PM
I have been following this story loosely. It is definitely scary how this man is going on a rampage and sending out such threats- and to think he was formerly part of the brotherhood, himself! It deeply bothers me. Why would someone formerly committed to the safety of others snap suddenly like this? The hunter is now the hunted. I think that this could have easily been fixed with proper assessment of the officer before,during, and after his career. This man is not justified for threatening and killing his once-fellow officers simply because he was fired. While I do not completely know the whole situation, there is not one instance that could justify this mans actions. It is a sad situation, I pray for the best for the officers assigned to hunting him down, and I hope that he is able to get the proper help he needs.
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