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"Several days after road blocks, door-to-door searches, high-tech helicopter flights and bloodhounds filled the mountain town of Big Bear Lake, CA, the  frenzied manhunt for fugitive and former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner has come to an abrupt end. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff&amp;#039;s Office, the charred remains of Dorner, a man who vowed to kill cops to avenge what he called an unfair termination, may have been found in the wooden cabin where he is said to have been cornered after a deadly two-week rampage throughout southern California which claimed four lives. Unfortunately for investigators, it may take days for forensic experts to confirm whether or not it&amp;#039;s Dorner&amp;#039;s body, as the cabin went up in flames shortly after San Bernardino authorities discovered his location and engaged in a shootout with the wanted man. The barrage of bullets left one deputy dead and another wounded, but the cabin caught fire last night when police opted to pump gas into the house and toss smoke devices inside, according to law enforcement sources. Officials picking through the rubble of the burned-out building have found a wallet with a California driver&amp;#039;s license bearing the name Christopher Dorner, but Los Angeles Police Department Commander Andrew Smith said that until Dorner&amp;#039;s body is positively identified &amp;quot;or he&amp;#039;s in shackles,&amp;quot; the LAPD is continuing under &amp;quot;tactical alert...as if he&amp;#039;s still out there.&amp;quot; Police will continue to protect dozens of officers and others threatened in Dorner&amp;#039;s online manifesto.  The Dorner drama nearly upstaged the State of the Union and left some cable outlets with no choice but to  split-screen broadcast the run-up events at the Capitol Building and those happening in the California hills. The competition for media prominence came to an eventual end at 9 P.M. EST when cable news organizations switched to President Obama&amp;#039;s address. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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