>>Anyone watching this LA Cop story?
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>>Map: https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=temecula,+ca&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x80db6252f51abe23:0x68bc0e88a03806a8,Temecula,+CA&gl=us&ei=300VUYLHEqiMiAKYt4CIDA&ved=0CIoBELYD
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>>I live in Temecula. If on the map above you zoom out enough you'll see Corona and Riverside to the north, Los Angeles to the northeast, and Big bear east of Riverside, making a trianguular area.
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>>Corona is where one cop was shot and Riverside is where 2 other cops were shot, one killed. Big Bear, where they found his truck, is an hour east of Riverside. San Diego is to the south, where this guy was staying in a hotel.
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>>So basically I'm right in the middle of all this. There are a lot of cops out and I'v seen a few checkpoints.
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>>I hope they bag this guy quick.
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>I'd like to see him get caught quickly too - but I don't think the cops have any real interest in actually 'catching' him - just killing him.
>http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/08/16900348-women-shot-during-lapd-ex-cop-manhunt-had-no-warning-lawyer-says
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>Frankly if I lived in the area I would be just as worried (if not more so) about the cops looking for him as the guy they're looking for.

It's scarier than that:
http://rt.com/usa/news/dorner-police-dhs-surveillance-941/

Even with a psyco like that, thi is a BAD idea.