The officers who hunted down Chris Dorner say that the fire in the abin which killed the fugitive was accidental, but we all know that this is a complete lie.

Officer radio chatter was recorded telling other officers to “Burn that fucking house down!”, yet they still say that the fire that killed Dorner was “Unintentional”.

Despite the fact that the cabin was purposefully lit ablaze, knowing that Dorner was inside, now the city of Riverside has decided that they will not pay the $1.2 million reward because Dorner was not arrested and convicted, which he would have been if they used the information provided to them to capture Dorner, instead of burning him alive. WITHOUT DUE PROCESS

Six weeks after Dorner, the former Los Angeles police officer who killed four people and led police on a statewide manhunt, was found burned to death in Big Bear, politicians in California have decided the reward could only be collected if Dorner had been arrested or convicted.

A lawyer representing “the couple who called police after Dorner tied them up” before fleeing