jpo74
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Looks a lot like one of the Maggiore composites.
was this composite made by one of the GSK victims? the picture of him as a cop is eerilyalike to that composite
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Looks a lot like one of the Maggiore composites.
..roger that....yes, possibly.....but I was thinking if he bought it when he was a cop, wouldn't cops want dog repellent since they might have to go into homes/backyards?
..but, yes--not many people buy dog repellent--true
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They actually did confirm a tip at the press conference. It was the first DA who spoke but when she was speaking the second time. They started surveilling him 6 days ago after a tip and he was confirmed through discarded DNA.
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Hey thanks keeley! I somehow missed that at the press conference i;m sorry. Was anyone else bothered by the way they are politicizing this to make it an issue about collecting dna from non violent offenders? I think the real overall issue here is Police Integrity! Seriously this guy was TERRORIZING California and he's a ****ing police officer? You want to collect dna from non violent drug offenders when all you had to do was collect dna from police officers? What in the actual ****!?
Im glad they changed the name because years ago I was getting it confused with Ramirez title. So they were right about that.
I credit the books author with coming up with a good name for him and also the renewed interest in the case which led to his arrest.
I get enjoyment just thinking about how the monster must have felt when he was awoke at 2:30am with a knock at the door from LE to arrest him.
He had no idea it was coming and he most likely felt he would go to his grave without getting caught. Hope they do a good job of suicide watch on him. We need to have him be dragged through the trial procedures to make him see what a criminal like him now needs to go through.
Then when its all over let him rot in a cage for many years to come. Suicide is too easy for him. Better watch him now.
:happydance:Soooo happy they caught this perp. Im watching C&J on HLN and it says DNA was taken about 6 days ago. maybe from trash or another source? I wonder what got the ball rolling? cant wait to hear more about this
So you want DNA from non offending police officers but not non violent drug offenders? Seems irrational given the statistics on who is more likely to be a violent murderer....and he killed most of the people (we know about anyway) after he was fired.Hey thanks keeley! I somehow missed that at the press conference i;m sorry. Was anyone else bothered by the way they are politicizing this to make it an issue about collecting dna from non violent offenders? I think the real overall issue here is Police Integrity! Seriously this guy was TERRORIZING California and he's a ****ing police officer? You want to collect dna from non violent drug offenders when all you had to do was collect dna from police officers? What in the actual ****!?
Looks like bandage and there's a bloody scratch above his eye.Does he have something on very top back part of his head in his mug shot?
Maybe a kippah ?
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/04/2...spect-arrested-in-california-reports-say.html
Or am I seeing things
on further thought, how many people buy dog repellent and why? some bikers and this guy was still bikingfor blunt force trauma and repelling their dogs when he broke in their house.
I think it's a bandaid
on further thought, how many people buy dog repellent and why? some bikers and this guy was still biking
I'm not seeing this as a red flag......a possibility--yes.....it says he reconned the targets very carefully---it would seem he would be looking for evidence of dogs
So the police didn't even bother to look at a police officers whose movement lined up exactly with the timeline AND who were terminated for breaking the law?
Bronk how are you not taking this in? I'll put it in capital letters, HE DID NOT BUY THESE ITEMS, HE ATTEMPTED TO STEAL THEM.
If that's not a red flag from a serving police officer, I don't know what is. If he wanted them for any law abiding purpose, or even any mildly illegal purpose, he would have just walked up to the cash register with them. The fact that he was prepared to run the risk of being caught shoplifting rather than have those purchases on record is the salient point here, not the items themselves.
on further thought, how many people buy dog repellent and why? some bikers and this guy was still biking
I'm not seeing this as a red flag......a possibility--yes.....it says he reconned the targets very carefully---it would seem he would be looking for evidence of dogs