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Thousands work overtime to find fugitive ex-cop
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William La Jeunesse reports from Los Angeles, California
- Duration 3:12
- Date Feb 8, 2013
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A Fox News alert now out of Los Angeles where thousands of police officers are working around the clock.
In a desperate attempt to find this man a former colleague of -- suspected of killing three people including a policeman.
Investigators expanding their search now to three states also to Mexico.
Where heavily armed officers are patrolling highways and talking to drivers on the roads William -- -- -- is live in LA so William.
Talk to us about this man borders motivation.
Well you know Rick throughout much of his life this rhetorically the victim and he blamed other -- for his troubles.
-- biggest disappointment was getting fired from LAPD in 2009.
So here's what happened it was 2007.
Or would you still undergoing training.
That his supervisor a -- -- Evans said she's gonna write him off and Poland from the field because of bad judgment and performance well.
It was about two weeks later that the two.
Called off to a scene.
And door and -- claims that evidence.
Hit a suspect while he was still in handcuffs internal affairs watches an investigation.
They find that he had lied to while one of the file of the victims support adorn her story the medical evidence and other witnesses did not.
He appealed he lost.
He went to court he lost again and he claims -- apartment -- his reputation and vowed revenge.
That case was thoroughly adjudicated there was reviewed at multiple levels.
It went to the ultimate for reform of review in the LAPD -- -- of rights.
Where aid to command officers and a civilian represented here the entirety of the case as represented by an attorney.
And make a judge.
-- garner basically says his manifesto that he was slandered -- libeled.
And that LAPD -- his reputation in the killing will stop -- -- apologize.
And -- accidents to happen very.
So he has a hit list apparently as part of this manifesto what do we know about that.
Who might be on who might be next.
Well you know he as he said in this manifesto he -- some people and blames others for -- his life.
Including about forty LAPD people Evans of course.
And one ironically.
Is the ex cop turned lawyer who defended him.
Against the department well it was last Sunday that he killed.
Randy -- daughter and her fiance.
Then he went to the house of one of these forty officers that he holds for his -- -- its troubles.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Killed two Riverside police officers were at a traffic light and opened fire on them.
The point is this guy Rick he's well trained he's well arm.
He's an ex naval intelligence he knows how to -- people he knows not -- credit cards.
Or his cell phone.
Many people believe that setting fire to his -- up -- big -- yesterday.
That was a divergent if you will.
The guy hasn't shown up in the pretty eighteen hours or more god only knows where is -- -- -- -- Thank you William watch this live for us in Los Angeles William thank you.
