At 2:30 p.m. on February 7, 2013 Sheriff John McMahon confirmed the vehicle used in the murder of a Riverside police officer was found burned on a forest road in Big Bear. The vehicle belonged to Christopher Jordan Dorner, a former LAPD officer, who is suspected of murdering a couple in Irvine, as well as shooting two Riverside Police officers, one of whom died as a result of his injuries.
Suspect is described as follows:
CHRISTOPHER JORDAN DORNER – DOB 6/4/1979
BLACK MALE, 6’0, 270 LBS, BLACK HAIR, BROWN EYES
An extensive search for the suspect continues in the Big Bear Valley and the department is asking the public to be vigilant about their surroundings. There is no curfew in place but uniformed law enforcement officers are going door-to-door in the Big Bear area in an effort to find Dorner. The public should be aware of suspicious cars or people in the area and open the door only to those they know, or uniformed law enforcement officers.
Additional personnel have been deployed to the Big Bear Valley and will remain in the area until Dorner is located, or it is determined he is out of the area.
Dorner is considered armed and extremely dangerous. If you have any information regarding his whereabouts please call 911 immediately.
Refer: Public Affairs Division
Phone No.: (909) 387-3700
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Gathering info from multiple sources. Dorner’s mother has or had a cabin in Arrowbear about 20 miles from where his truck was found. Apparently he planned to hide somewhere in the mountains but his mission was derailed by a broken axel on his truck. Who knows what his plan B was but after the truck was rendered inoperable he set it on fire to destroy evidence. So the probability remains that he is in the Big Bear area. The burned truck contained survival equipment, a cot. propane stove and several weapons. Forced to travel with a light load he may have headed to an old mine or entered a cabin for shelter during the recent snow storm. My guess is that he’s not in the shape he once was and at high altitude he is moving about slowly and at night. As expected the media is somewhat seduced by his wrongful termination cause. Not reported by the media is the fact which I had expected all along that he had a vendetta against his training officer who previous to his complaint against her had received a bad revue. He failed to report the so called kicking incident until after his poor review. If anyone sees him it’s ok to send him a lead filled thank you on behalf of the innocent victims.