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Who wants to be a snitch-illionaire? (Los Angeles Times / February 13, 2013) |
When former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner went on a wild shooting spree that led to a manhunt, there was a $1 million reward for his capture. Then the false leads started proliferating.
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Dorner never received a fair and unbiased trial. Judge Yafee accepted over $700,000.00 in illegal payments. The cops lie and the judges take bribes.
Please sign petition to stop bribes to judges. Google SBX211
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Sign this We the People petition condemning the LAPD's actions!
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The LAPD has successfully mutilated any reputation it may have had before this whole Dorner episode first began. They've seriously damaged the integrity of reward payouts by inventing a loophole by which to avoid paying out $1 million to the people who let them know about Dorner's whereabouts. This endangers future investigations by law enforcement around the country - people will question whether or not they'll really get paid for putting themselves in a difficult position by giving up names and information to the cops.
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