greta: no grudges, wasn t a victim, didn t think people were against him, anything like that? no. i mean, he did tell me about, when i spoke to him in 2008 he told me that he had this ongoing grievance with the lapd and i frankly don t recall the details of it to the extent that he shared any with me, but i remember him talking about it and it didn t seem to be like it was a particularly big deal. i mean, it was, we could have been any stressful situation that any of us deal with with our employer from time to time. i didn t walk away from conversation thinking it was catastrophic in nature and he didn t show any signs at least that i perceived of aggression or violence or that he was
he was well spoken, and smart, and just really a terrific person to be around. a person for whom i had a great deal of respect and then, you know, obviously to be sort of dragged into this scenario is it s bizarre to say the least, but certainly unexpected and something that s very uncharacteristic of, again, the mr. dorner that i was familiar with. when were you in college, what were his career aspirations, did he talk about wanting to be a police officer? i don t recall him talking about that. in fact, it was sort of not that big a deal, but struck me as a bit odd he took that career path because he and i would talk about current events and politics and i always got the impression he was left-leaning in terms of the political spectrum, not that it means he can t be a police officer. but it looked like he was enjoying it and he was happy with what he was doing. i m all for that. greta: no grudges, wasn t a