How did this reporter get on scene so fast when all of Southern California’s LE are looking for Dorner and couldn’t find him? Maybe he was listening to Police scanner and decided to show up for the breaking story?
Not terribly bright of him. But he’s blessed to be alive.
9 posted on
02/12/2013 5:14:02 PM PST by
444Flyer
(Obama killed the Twinkie, but not the Terrorists in Benghazi. What's wrong with this picture?)
To: 444Flyer
Evans, from KCAL/KCBS, was on the scene when this story broke around 12:20, he was probably on assignment up there since last week. If you listen to KFI or KNX when they replay Evans’ report you can hear the police yelling at Evans during the initial shoot out. Right after the shootout was when they closed roads and grounded the news helos, thus why all other reporters are shown broadcasting from the side of the road on hwy 38
17 posted on
02/12/2013 5:25:28 PM PST by
Saoirise
(Free Larry Hutchins - USMC)
To: 444Flyer
Dorner was spotted leaving the San Bernardino Mountains by California game wardens and exchanged fire with them, not spotted by the sheriff and police in the Big Bear area.
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