12 February 2013 Last updated at 22:05 ET Share this pageEmailPrint 1.7K ShareFacebookTwitter Officer dies in shoot-out with 'fugitive cop Dorner' Smoke was seen rising from the cabin where Dorner is believed to be Continue reading the main story Related Stories Calls pour in for LA manhunt reward LAPD makes offer to fugitive suspect Mountain manhunt for LA fugitive One of the two officers suspected shot by a former Los Angeles policeman holed up in a California mountain cabin has died of his injuries, US officials say. They say that another officer underwent surgery for his wounds but is expected to survive. TV pictures showed smoke and flames rising from the cabin in the Big Bear region, as a police Swat team went in. The gunman is believed to be Christopher Dorner, 33. He was earlier accused of three murders. He has reportedly sworn revenge on police officers he blamed for his sacking in 2008. Around 200 law enforcement officers are surrounding the cabi...

Report: Dorner's body recovered from cabin Published: Feb. 12, 2013 at 10:29 PM LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- Police Tuesday recovered the body of murder suspect Christopher Dorner from a burned-out California cabin, sources told ABC News and the Los Angeles Times. A law enforcement source told the Times officers broke windows, fired tear gas and called to Dorner, the ex-Los Angeles police officer wanted for a total of four slayings and the wounding of three law enforcement officers, to surrender. The source said police used equipment to pull down the cabin walls "one by one, like peeling an onion" when Dorner failed to answer, and heard a single gunshot as they got to the last wall. The fire that started during the operation burned out of control and was likely to blame for setting off other gunshots, the Times said. CNN reported a source familiar with the operation said the fire was started when a SWAT team stormed the cabin and detonated smoke devices inside. ...

NBC LOS ANGELES 3 Hours Ago Law Enforcement Officer Killed in Big Bear Shootout by Ted Chen advertisement A law enforcement officer involved in a shootout in Big Bear Tuesday afternoon has died, officials told NBC4 News. It was immediately clear to which agency the officer belonged. Earlier reports said two deputies with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department were struck in a gunfight near Big Bear reportedly with fugitive former police officer and suspected murderer Christopher Dorner, law enforcement officials tell NBC4 News. Both deputies were airlifted to a hospital in unknown condition, officials said. It not immediately known if the officer who died was one of the two sheriff's deputies. One of the deputies was taken to Loma Linda University Medical Center, according to a spokesperson for Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. The other injured deputy may have been taken there, as well. Initial reports suggested the second officer may have been taken to Arro...

Tuesday, February 12th State of the State It’s comical to hear the left talk about our “budget deficit” problem when they are the problem. It’s the left who spend twice what they bring in, they’re the ones who get their power from the dependency of the people but we won’t hear any of that tonight. Dr. Elizabeth Vliet wrote a great article on Obama Care where she wrote ‘the political promises fall like dominos” and she’s absolutely right. The one time they’ve tried to cut even a little out of government, through sequestration, Obama is now against it. ...

Tuesday, February 12th State of the State It’s comical to hear the left talk about our “budget deficit” problem when they are the problem. It’s the left who spend twice what they bring in, they’re the ones who get their power from the dependency of the people but we won’t hear any of that tonight. Dr. Elizabeth Vliet wrote a great article on Obama Care where she wrote ‘the political promises fall like dominos” and she’s absolutely right. The one time they’ve tried to cut even a little out of government, through sequestration, Obama is now against it. ...

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Tennessee Senate approves parking lot guns bill The Tennessee State Senate passed a bill to give people with handgun carry permits the ability to store their loaded firearms in their vehicles wherever they are parked. The Senate voted 28-5 to approve the bill sponsored by Republican Speaker Ron Ramsey of Sullivan County. "If you allow people to come onto your parking lot then they have the right to have that firearm in the car," Ramsey told reporters before the vote. "Senator Charlotte Burks" of Monterey, one of the five Democrats to vote against the measure after a 24-minute debate on Monday, asked whether supporters had had persuaded large employers such as automaker Volkswagen AG to drop their objection to giving up the right to ban firearms from their parking lots. "Some are comfortable some are not," said Sen. Jack Johnson, R-Franklin and a co-sponsor of the measure. "There are some in the business community ... who maybe wanted to go ...