Carjacking Victim Pledges To Sue For $1M Dorner Reward

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A camp ranger, who was allegedly carjacked by Christopher Dorner, plans to sue the city of Los Angeles for the $1 million reward offered for information leading to the capture of the rogue ex-cop who led authorities on a manhunt.

An attorney for Rick Reltebrake said Friday that his client's 911 call directly led police to Dorner's hideout in a mountain cabin.

Earlier this month, the LAPD said three former judges will decide whether anyone can lay claim to the reward and set up a claims process.

The judges will also determine how the reward should be distributed, if at all.

A couple, who called police after Dorner allegedly tied them up and fled in their car shortly before his Feb. 12 death, have also submitted claims for the reward.

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