LAPD counter-attack on innocent civilians rivals killer’s carnage

Photo by Jalopnik.com. — A shot up pickup truck containing two older females mistaken for a black Nissan pickup truck driven by a 6′ 270# black male. Notice the fine marksmanship? And the two little old ladies in the pickup truck weren’t even shooting back!

Los Angeles Police have shot up two occupied pickup trucks now in their search for the crazed gun control proponent Chris Dorner.

Dorner, the leftist Obama-loving ex-LAPD cop fired for lying, has declared a jihad on LAPD.

LAPD’s members are scared for their lives. Unfortunately, in their hair-trigger nervousness, they are opening up, without provocation, on pickup trucks they fear might contain Dorner.

First, they shot up a blue pickup truck with two Hispanic women, one in her 70s.

Then they shot up a black pickup truck, the occupants there escaping relatively uninjured.

Police detectives investigate a shooting scene involving a black Honda pickup truck in Torrance, California, February 7, 2013. Police opened fire on the vehicle in a case of mistaken identity while searching for former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Jordan Dorner suspected in a shooting spree that killed three and wounded two others. The occupants of the truck were uninjured. REUTERS/Patrick T. Fallon

So far, Dorner has killed three and wounded a fourth.

Thus far, LAPD has shot and wounded two innocents in their search for Dorner. They’ve also killed a half-dozen plus cars, a few houses, trees and lord knows what else.

Stay tuned to see who shoots more people before this is over, the cops or Dorner.

One of our readers asked, “where did all those bullets go?”

Good question.

Here’s the answer… on yeah, and the cops told the neighbors to file a damage claim. I’d skip the claim form and find me a hungry trial attorney.

Dorner manhunt: LAPD gunfire hits Torrance homes, cars

Los Angeles (LA Times) – Residents in the quiet Torrance cul-de-sac where Los Angeles police mistakenly fired on two women delivering newspapers reported hearing a barrage of gunfire and discovered bullets that pierced cars, trees, roofs and garage doors.

…On Friday, Kathy Merkosky, 53, was outside her stucco home pointing out the six bullet holes that pierced the bumper and grille of her silver Acura MDX. She knew her SUV was damaged when she spotted it on television and “saw fluid flowing into the street.” Her radiator was busted, she said.

Her Ford Focus had two bullet holes as well — one bullet shattered the windshield and another penetrated her front left tire. Police officers told her husband to file a claim with the department, she said.

…Merkosky said she was in the shower when she heard what she thought were her kids banging on the bathroom door. She came out, only to realize that it was gunshots. She estimated hearing about 60 shots.

…Next door, Richard Goo, 62, heard the same noise.

“When I heard all the pop-pop-popping, I dropped to the ground, crawled around and pulled my wife out of the bed and I got on top of her,” he said.

Goo said he could hear the bullets hitting the door, and he feared the gunmen were coming through the house. He called 911 and was told that police were already there.

After the incident, police ordered residents to stay indoors, but from his window Goo could see dozens of yellow markers on the ground used to mark the stray bullets. While out surveying the damage, he counted five bullets in his entryway, a bullet hole in his garage door, two bullets hits his silver Lexus and another bullet grazed the hood of his Oldsmobile.

“We are lucky because our cars are drivable, unlike our neighbors’,” he said.

…”How do you mistake two Hispanic women, one who is 71, for a large black male?” he asked.