Handgun Registered To Late Cop…Used In Recent Beverly Hills Crime

A handgun registered to infamous killer Christopher Dorner has resurfaced more than eleven years after his death.  

Remember that case in Big Bear,  involving Dorner, a former LAPD Officer who killed two people in Irvine, and killed two police officers, before a standoff in a burning cabin in Big Bear led to him killing himself.

That was in 2013. 

Now, federal investigators say a pair of South American criminals who posed as tourists to get into the United States, may have used a gun registered to Dorner, in a robbery outside of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel last week.  

Court documents indicate the suspects stole a million-dollar watch from a man while holding him at gunpoint outside the hotel. 

Last Saturday, the two suspects were arrested near the California-Arizona border.  On the same day, police raided an Airbnb where the two suspects had been staying.  

Police recovered a 45-caliber handgun, which was registered to Dorner.

Yellow police tape at night with blurred blue and red lights from police cars and emergency vehicles.

Editorial.

Photo from Alpha Media Portland OR