After capture, fugitive Eric Frein held at police barracks he allegedly ambushed

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/31/us/pennsylvania-eric-frein-arrest/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Terrified residents breathed a sigh of relief Friday after police arrested Eric Frein following a long manhunt in northeastern Pennsylvania -- and then held him at the same barracks where he allegedly ambushed state troopers last month.

Authorities spent nearly seven weeks hunting for Frein, 31, who is accused of killing one state trooper and wounding another outside the police barracks.

Shortly after authorities found him at an abandoned airport Thursday, they shackled him with handcuffs belonging to Cpl. Bryon Dickson, the state trooper he allegedly fatally shot on September 12.

The fugitive was then taken away in the slain officer's car.

"We just thought it was fitting," State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan said.

[Janelle2002 3,865]

He was captured without being killed?

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

He was captured without being killed?

Guess surrendering works for some, and not for others.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

And he was clean shaven and didn't look like he'd been living like a wild animal for 6 weeks. That's odd.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

And he was clean shaven and didn't look like he'd been living like a wild animal for 6 weeks. That's odd.

I'd wager he was holed up in some crappy motel rather than living out in the woods. His family might have been helping him as well.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

I'd wager he was holed up in some crappy motel rather than living out in the woods. His family might have been helping him as well.

Some body must have been helping him. 6+ weeks on the run living outdoors and he looks like he was just photographed for GQ.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

Some body must have been helping him. 6+ weeks on the run living outdoors and he looks like he was just photographed for GQ.

It's hard out there for a pimp!

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Guess surrendering works for some, and not for others.

Here we go....

[lostinblue 1,989]

1million + per week spent looking for him .... How much have they spent looking for the three that shot at the off duty police officer in St Louis a few weeks ago ? .. a few hundred ?

That guy was not running around the woods. Made for good overtime for the cops . Many make over 100,000 per year. Talked to a woman whose brother is a Penn. state Leo. They were fighting each other over who would go look for this guy. A sunday walk in the woods or sitting in a patrol car could be worth what maybe 1500 +/day.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

Here we go....

If it's not true, by all means let's debate it shall we?

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

1million + per week spent looking for him .... How much have they spent looking for the three that shot at the off duty police officer in St Louis a few weeks ago ? .. a few hundred ?

That guy was not running around the woods. Made for good overtime for the cops . Many make over 100,000 per year. Talked to a woman whose brother is a Penn. state Leo. They were fighting each other over who would go look for this guy. A sunday walk in the woods or sitting in a patrol car could be worth what maybe 1500 +/day.

Post the link to the story you're talking about.

[lostinblue 1,989]

Post the link to the story you're talking about.

Frein manhunt costs at least $1.4 million per week

http://www.post-gazette.com/news/state/2014/10/13/Frein-manhunt-costs-at-least-1-4-million-per-week-Pennsylvania-state-police/stories/201410130154

he manhunt to find suspect Eric Frein is costing law enforcement agencies more than $1 million per week as hundreds of officers from three states have flocked to the Poconos to form a net around the man accused of gunning down two Pennsylvania state troopers.

The round-the-clock manhunt involving as many as 1,000 officers each day is now in its fifth week, as costs escalate and police leave their home jurisdictions to capture Mr. Frein.

With no guarantee that the search will end soon, it raises the questions of how long the Pennsylvania State police can keep up the pressure, and is it worth the costs that — in personnel alone — almost certainly exceed $1.3 million per week.

The answers to those questions, according to retired state police Troop M Cmdr. Ted Kohuth, are “as long as it takes” and “whatever cost is necessary.”

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

If it's not true, by all means let's debate it shall we?

No I am not going to let you turn this thread racial also

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

No I am not going to let you turn this thread racial also

Who brought up race? My statement was true. What racial angle are you talking about?

Frein manhunt costs at least $1.4 million per week

http://www.post-gazette.com/news/state/2014/10/13/Frein-manhunt-costs-at-least-1-4-million-per-week-Pennsylvania-state-police/stories/201410130154

he manhunt to find suspect Eric Frein is costing law enforcement agencies more than $1 million per week as hundreds of officers from three states have flocked to the Poconos to form a net around the man accused of gunning down two Pennsylvania state troopers.

The round-the-clock manhunt involving as many as 1,000 officers each day is now in its fifth week, as costs escalate and police leave their home jurisdictions to capture Mr. Frein.

With no guarantee that the search will end soon, it raises the questions of how long the Pennsylvania State police can keep up the pressure, and is it worth the costs that — in personnel alone — almost certainly exceed $1.3 million per week.

The answers to those questions, according to retired state police Troop M Cmdr. Ted Kohuth, are “as long as it takes” and “whatever cost is necessary.”

I'm talking about the STL shooting.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Who brought up race? My statement was true. What racial angle are you talking about?

I'm talking about the STL shooting.

Of course you were not !