Police: Behavioral analysis suggests trooper's killer looking to strike again if he has chance

Fox News ^ | 10.14.2014 | AP via Fox News

[dware]

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania State Police fear the man suspected of killing one trooper and wounding a second is looking to strike again.

Police Commissioner Frank Noonan spoke about the more than monthlong effort to capture Eric Frein (freen) after updating lawmakers at the state Capitol.

[mabarker1]

Translation: We can’t find him so pay attention to this press release.

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[Cboldt]

They’ve probably been taunting him, and they think they’ve hit a nerve.

[dware]

We can’t find him

I don't know that they will, either. At least, not now. Perhaps down the road a ways, but not now.

[RBW in PA]

Anything to justify the $1.1M/week they are spending on this fiasco.

[lightman]

Ping.

[lightman]

This will have a HUGE impact on PSP in about 18 months...just like after the Camp Hill prison riots.

Look for mass retirements in order to cash in pensions based on the final two years of salary (including OT).

Any young FReepers considering becoming a Trooper: Act now. Once in a generation opportunity for quick advancement coming up.

[Resolute Conservative]

I would say they are not being efficient but this person needs to be caught. Anyone who premeditated a murder of an LEO is not someone you can trust not to hurt innocents.

[tomkat]

.. is looking to strike again ..  or save 15% on car insurance .. or find a less filling beer with great taste . . .

[TsonicTsunami08]

Let Eric Prince send 20 of his best after this animal and he will be hanging from his heels by sunrise at a significant savings to the tax payers.Be done with it!

[TsonicTsunami08]

That would be ERIK PRINCE. My apologies.

[yarddog]

I think they should call off the search, go back to normal activity and then assign two experienced fish and game officers to find him.

[Celtic Conservative]

Copy that.

CC

[lightman]

I think they should call off the search, go back to normal activity and then assign two experienced fish and game officers to find him.

Unless he is found by November 30, the Game Commission should allow normal rifle deer season hunting to take place, provided that all hunters be deputized and authorized to shoot to kill unless he actively surrenders--spead eagled on the ground.

The hunters might instead discover his coyote-mangled carcass.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

If he is still alive then he surely must be a true survivalist in every sense of the word to be able to evade for this long.

[jmacusa]

Geez. How long do you think it took to come up with that idea? I reckon, guess and calculate that there ‘’annie list'' went to one 'o' them there high flalutten universites where they have all them there real smart people doing all that kinda readin' and writin' and fancy book learnin' I reackon.

[jmacusa]

And a bloodhound. Don’t forget the bloodhound. Dog’s gotta have a name like ‘’Duke’’. Duke will find ‘em for sure.

[Starwolf]

With all the troopers tramping around there, if he intended to shoot more, it seems like he would have done it by now.

The problem with letting hunters find him is that the accidental shooting rate would skyrocket. While I am not all that impressed with the troopers, IMO they are less likely to shoot someone accidentally.

[dware]

if he intended to shoot more, it seems like he would have done it by now.

That thought had crossed my mind. Seems those big yellow block letters "STATE POLICE" would be quite the target, if he wanted to, especially considering previous reports that he was "toying" with them. I'd say he could probably put a few shots right on target, if he wanted.

[Sirius Lee]

Dead or in Florida.