Sequence.....
*Dorner confronts a guy in a truck with his dog.. with a gun. Guy gets out with his dog and walks away. Dorner hijacks and crashes the truck and goes into a house with guns and amo that is a weekend house...no one home.
*Two ladies come in to clean the house and see him. He ties them up and takes their truck. The ladies untie themselves and report him.
*He drives away and crashes the truck again and footprints in the snow lead to a larger house they believe him to be hiding out in.
*They hit the house with cans of green smoke (7) and begin to tear down the walls of the home with some sort of vehicle. At some point they hear a gun and amo go off...but suspect it is amo he had with him. The canisters catch fire and the house burns down.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6713570 There's that version, and there's this version...this version makes no mention of the above events, all together they would make no sense.
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Tuesday's confrontations began when a California Fish and Wildlife officer was driving down a highway near Big Bear and recognized a man fitting the description of Dorner driving a vehicle in the other direction. The wildlife officer chased the vehicle and the driver opened fire on the officer before abandoning the truck, a statement from the agency said.
The officer's vehicle was hit numerous times, the statement said. While not specifically referring to the officer involved in the shootout, the statement said the agency's officers "are all safe and accounted for."
Cindy Bachman, a spokeswoman for the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department, said the suspect fled into the woods then into the cabin where he fired at the approaching deputies and holed up though the afternoon, still exchanging gunfire with authorities.
Later as the fire burned, with authorities staying back, she said authorities weren't 100% sure the suspect was still in the cabin.
