Custody this is the way it looked tonight as eric frein sat in the backseat of a Police Cruiser transported to the State Police Barracks at bloominggrove. It was here he allegedly shot and killed a trooper 48 days ago and it is here where he will be charged with capitol murder. The big story on action news is capture of suspected copkiller eric frein and were waiting for Police Officials to begin News Conference at the pike county training center. We expect to hear from commissioner frank nuxt nan and Lieutenant Colonel george bevens. They made at rest in tannervesville, pennsylvania, in Monroe County. 49 miles southwest of Blooming Grove. Can we go to that video please, here we go. Apprehension was made in tanersville in Monroe County. Where frein allegedly ambushed two troopers on september 12. He was captured near an airplane hangar. Lawmen converged on the site. Frein gave up without a fight. He arrived at Blooming Grove tonight wearing handcuffs that belonged to frees alleged vict
Backseat of a Police Cruiser transported to the State Police Barracks at bloominggrove. It was here he allegedly shot and killed a trooper 48 days ago and it is here where he will be charged with capitol murder. The big story on action news is capture of suspected copkiller eric frein and were waiting for Police Officials to begin News Conference at the pike county training center. We expect to hear from commissioner frank nuxt nan and Lieutenant Colonel george bevens. They made at rest in tannervesville, pennsylvania, in Monroe County. 49 miles southwest of Blooming Grove. Can we go to that video please, here we go. Apprehension was made in tanersville in Monroe County. Where frein allegedly ambushed two troopers on september 12. He was captured near an airplane hangar. Lawmen converged on the site. Frein gave up without a fight. He arrived at Blooming Grove tonight wearing handcuffs that belonged to frees alleged victim Corporal Brian Dickson. Action News Reporters Annie Mccormick an
of evidence coupled with the evidence that the police tried to get stories together and g t getting the victims to say the same things, the absence of these objective witnesses and evidence that maybe some people testified differently now than from what they said to people right after the incident took place in my mind there should be acquittals. i don t know with this verdict that there will be he but i think the evidence simply is not there to send this guy to his death because he will die in jail. randy, thanks. arthur studio b legal contributor and defense attorney here in the tri-state area. arthur this has been so difficult to read about. i can t imagine being in the courtroom for it as a defense attorney were you in there with your client right now, how in the world do you prepare them for the next half hour? you always i mean i always prepare them for the worst. i don t care what my thoughts are, i always them them the likelihood is youle go down to the district a
prosecuted this case. i think, what this gentleman did in the courtroom, i salute him for that. but there is a lot of other work by the prosecution that went unseen that. is mr. frank feenan and his staff and what they ve put together to bring this to a success. the officers and agents from the pennsylvania state police and attorney general in this case. they took it personal. they were dedicated to it. for two weeks they have been away from their families and many headed down the highway to reunite with them. i m proud of them, i m proud of what they ve accomplished and efforts. as a police officer you learn pretty quick that you need courage in order to do this job and that doesn t mean you have fear, it means you to work through your fear and be courageous to do your job. what those eight young people did and courage they showed they re heroes in this investigation. to them, we ll be grateful. thank you. i started to hear the question. ] question unintelligible ]. we r