Dorner manhunt: $1-million reward offered in bid to end 'terror'

[zappasguitar]

facts like LAPD misidentified all three vehicles? that they never gave any directions or commands before opening fire? those facts? because it looks to me like those facts are already in and you're just trying to be a shitty trollish jackboot apologist.

Oh well, if it "looks to you like those facts are already in", then just excuse me.

How many trials a year do they release all the "facts" ahead of time like this?

 

[SmarterthanYou]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/03/2...rner-shrinks-as-contributors-cite-fine-print/

reward offers dry up as contributors cite fine print

When cop killer Christopher Dorner was on the loose and terrorizing southern California, some 30 groups joined together to put a $1 million price on his head. But after the former LAPD officer killed himself while barricaded in a mountain cabin in February, some of those groups have gotten stingy.

A law enforcement union became the latest of the contributors to voice second thoughts about its $60,000 share of the reward, following a similar decision by the city of Riverside to withdraw its pledge of $100,000. With Dorner dead and no shortage of prospective claims to the pot, it seems some of the groups behind the reward have developed an appreciation for fine print. Specifically, the part that authorized a payout for information leading to the "arrest" and "conviction."

“It’s on hold,” Ron Cottingham, president of the 64,000-member Peace Officers Research Association of California, told FoxNews.com. “The authorization for that pledge came from the board of directors. And since the circumstances under which they offered the pledge toward the reward do not seem to have been fulfilled, it’s still on hold.”