[Dead Corpse]

You'd hope so. I just hope no one else dies before they can bring him in. Hopefully, he'll negotiate to turn himself in in front of a camera crew. If he's that paranoid, the cameras should help...

[Poohbah]

You'd hope so. I just hope no one else dies before they can bring him in. Hopefully, he'll negotiate to turn himself in in front of a camera crew. If he's that paranoid, the cameras should help...

Unless he decides that the cameras are concealing silenced weapons.

[Catspaw]

If he's that paranoid, the cameras should help...

This is a guy who wanted to sent up his own government, including its own judiciary.

I can't see him turning himself in, even with TV cameras, pleas from his family, you name it. It's going take an Eric Rudolph capture, a rookie cop finding him dumpster diving or something equally banal.

I just hope he doesn't endanger or involve anyone else.

[Catspaw]

I found the post with the information I referenced.

Militia members in other states have run into legal trouble for trying to set up their own judicial and banking systems. Woodring earlier this year ran a newspaper ad promoting the "Committee for a De Jure Township."

The ad said that the purpose of the meeting was to talk about organizing the township for "judicial and other purposes."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/942200/posts?page=2#2