Update 7:39 a.m. Police confirm that a body has been found in the burned cabin, but are waiting for forensic confirmation that is indeed Dorner. Below, you'll find a play-by-play of Tuesday's action, ...
A person believed to be triple-murder suspect Chrisopher Dorner reportedly has been involved in a shootout with police in the Big Bear, Calif., region, and police are searching for him in the area, ...
A week-long manhunt that became an international news event has finally ended in the mountains east of Los Angeles. Christopher Dorner, a former officer of the Los Angeles Police Department, appears ...
LAPD Chief Charlie Beck called Tuesday morning for a "rational discussion" of the issues raised during a deadly manhunt for a fired officer who outlined a revenge plot against law enforcement agents ...
There's one big question on everyone's mind today as one of the biggest manhunts in history came to a conclusion with a gunfight, a cabin blaze, and one set of charred remains on Tuesday: Are we done ...
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(CNN) — Sheriff John McMahon has asked that news helicopters pull back or leave the area of the barricaded suspect, Christopher Dorner. “Gunfire is being exchanged between law enforcement and the ...
Investigators determined fairly quickly that the burned human remains found after a shootout in Southern California mountains are those of Christopher Dorner, the ex-police officer suspected in a ...
L.A. Police Officer Sara Faden holds photos of Christopher Dorner amid the February 2013 manhunt for the former officer. (Damian Dovarganes / Associated Press) A gun once registered to Christopher ...
In the harrowing first minutes of the police shootout with suspected killer Christopher Dorner on Feb. 12 near Big Bear, officers scrambled to help two wounded officers who were ambushed outside a ...
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