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Manhunt for ex-LAPD officer

San Bernardino County sheriff's officials said late Tuesday that they had recovered human remains in the burned cabin where they believed fugitive former police officer Christopher Dorner was holed up after gun battles with law enforcement officers. One lawman was killed and another wounded in the shootout. The manhunt for Dorner began after he was named a suspect in the slaying of two people in Orange County on Feb. 3. In two shootings last week, he allegedly killed one police officer and wounded two others.
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Candy Martin and her sons look over what's left of their burned-down 90-year-old mountain home in Angelus Oaks, where fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner died in a shootout with law enforcement officials this week.

Cabin owner Candy Martin

( Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times / February 15, 2013 )
Candy Martin and her sons look over what's left of their burned-down 90-year-old mountain home in Angelus Oaks, where fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner died in a shootout with law enforcement officials this week.
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