Mr. Frein faces charges of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, possession of weapons of mass destruction and reckless endangerment. The county’s District Attorney plans on seeking the death penalty. A week after the shootings, the F.B.I. placed him on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. The search became a game of cat and mouse. Several sightings of Frein were reported but police were unable to get close. The agent in charge of the ATF office in Philadelphia made an announcement after the capture of Frein. “Frein has been stripped of his guns, his bombs and his freedom.”
Frein gave up because he had no where to run and was outgunned. State Police commissioner Frank Noonan spoke to reporters detailing the capture of Frein. “When they approached it (the hangar), they saw an individual that they thought was Eric Frein, and they ordered him to surrender, to get down on his knees and raise his hands, which is what he did,” “Once they approached him, he admitted his identity and he was taken into custody.”
FK – From the looks of his face he may have ‘fallen down the stairs’ at the police station. Let’s hope we can find out exactly why he did what he did and get punishment if he truly deserves it. But since he allegedly committed the unpardonable sin of killing one of the police state’s untouchables that’s unlikely. The fact that he surrendered may indicate that he may foolishly believe he can get justice from the ‘just-us’ system.