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He was the only black pupil in each of his classes at elementary school in the LA suburb of Norwalk, he added. He described getting into playground fights with pupils who racially abused him. But he was no hoodlum. As he put it himself, pointedly, he was not an "aspiring rapper" nor a "gang member" nor a "dope dealer". Instead, from an early age he appears to have settled on a career in law enforcement. As a teenager in La Palma, he signed up with the local police department's youth programme with a view to eventually becoming an officer.
At university he was a well-liked figure, according to Usera. After graduating in with a degree in political science, Dorner enlisted in the US Navy. There, he was trained in combat techniques and counter-terrorism. He was recognised as a skilled marksman, receiving commendations for his proficiency both with rifles and pistols. In he applied to join the LAPD. He remained in the Naval Reserve, rising to the rank of Lieutenant and serving in Bahrain. In contrast to his experience with the military, however, it appears his passage through the force's academy was far from smooth.
Ms Quan, was the daughter of a former Los Angeles police captain who had represented Mr Dorner in disciplinary hearings that resulted in his dismissal in Wednesday 6 Feb: At around , a man matching the description of Mr Dorner pictured tried to steal a foot boat from a San Diego marina, but the engine wouldn't start.
An year-old man on the boat was tied up but unhurt. One officer was injured during a shootout, and the gunman fled. Thursday 7 Feb: Shortly after the shootout in Corona, a gunman believed to be Mr Dorner ambushed two Riverside police officers who had stopped at a red light.
One officer was killed and the other critically injured. Two women were wounded. Shortly afterwards, Torrance police shot at a second truck they mistook for Mr Dorner's. Nobody was hurt. Wednesday 13 Feb: The charred remains of a body, believed to be that of Christopher Dorner, are found in a burnt-out cabin at Big Bear Lake ski resort, after a shoot-out. One officer was killed and another injured.
The search moved to the area after a truck belonging to the suspect was found there. In the manifesto Dorner said he was accused of punching another recruit, a charge he angrily denied.
He was reportedly suspended for accidentally discharging a firearm and various accounts have suggested he frequently clashed with authority. According to Ron Martinelli, a forensic criminologist and former police officer, the warning signs about Dorner's temperament were visible from the very outset of his career.
He wrote in the manifesto that he was racially abused by two fellow officers, and described their punishment - suspensions of 22 days - as a mere "slap on the wrist". Dorner concluded that the force had "gotten worse" since the days of Rodney King beating and the widespread corruption exposed in the s at the notorious Rampart Division. What appears to have pushed him over the edge, however, was the incident that led to his dismissal.
In Dorner made an official complaint that, two weeks previously, his field training officer had kicked a mentally ill suspect in the head during an arrest. An internal affairs investigation concluded that the kick had not occurred, however, and Dorner was charged with making false accusations. At his disciplinary hearing in , the father of the man allegedly assaulted testified that his son told him he had been kicked by an officer. But the alleged victim had not said anything about this to a physician who inspected him immediately after the arrest, and three witnesses testified that they did not see any such attack.
In between the alleged assault and Dorner's complaint, the training officer had criticised his performance in an evaluation report. The discipline board found that Dorner had lied and fired him - a setback he took extremely badly. According to Usera, the verdict would have come as a huge psychological blow to a man who often talked about how much he valued his own sense of integrity. Dorner spent the next few years battling to overturn his dismissal, to little avail. In a judge upheld the LAPD's decision.
An ex-girlfriend, Ariana Williams, with whom he had a relationship five years before his rampage, told CNN she left a warning on a website called dontdatehimgirl. As his rage at his mistreatment intensified, he grew ever more isolated, withdrawing from his friends. Don't make a muss, don't try and get loose.
Give me time,'" Jim Reynolds said. The Reynoldses finally managed to break free and untie themselves after Dorner escaped with their car. After Dorner fled the Reynolds' cabin, he moved to another cabin in the area where he apparently engaged in the shootout with police before the building was consumed by flames. Dorner out," San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon told reporters Wednesday evening, although he noted that pyrotechnic canisters known as "burners" were fired into the cabin during a tear-gas assault in an effort to flush out Dorner.
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Siberia's rapidly melting permafrost is changing the landscape Oct 25, PM. After unsuccessfully challenging his dismissal in court, police say, he launched a campaign of guerrilla warfare against the LAPD, targeting numerous officers involved in his case and their families. Dorner was cornered and died Tuesday afternoon in the San Bernardino Mountains, about miles east of the city he had once sworn to protect and serve.
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