LOS ANGELES (AP) — A camp ranger who was carjacked by Christopher Dorner lost a bid Friday to block payout of $1 million in rewards for helping track down the killer as he seeks the money. Richard Heltebrake contended that his 911 call to authorities on Feb. 12 helped lead them to Dorner, a fired Los Angeles police officer who went on a revenge rampage and killed four people before shooting himself at a Big Bear cabin. However, on Friday, Superior Court Judge Luis Lavin declined to grant a temporary restraining order that would have stopped authorities from disbursing the money to four other people.