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Originally Posted by BryanXavier ↗

One's dead. Sweat's still running (I had to say it).

They found the wrong one. Can't say, "No Sweat".

[kellyhound]

The developments were greeted with relief by residents of northern New York who had begun locking their doors and readying their firearms, some of them so on edge that they called the police when they heard faint rustling in the woods.

lol

A team of agents from the federal Customs and Border Protection agency found Mr. Matt in the woods in Malone, N.Y., after he fired a shot at the back of a camping trailer, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said at a news conference. Officers heard him cough as he fled on foot, and a federal agent killed him when Mr. Matt, still armed with a 20-gauge shotgun, refused orders to put up his hands, the authorities said.

Think it's a matter of hours before they find the other one.

[Illusion]

The prison is just 20 miles (30 km) from the Canadian border about a 45-minute drive by car to Montreal.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by Top Gear ↗

Fit murderers and rapists with collars that explode if they cross a certain boundary. We will then see if escaping is something worth losing their heads over.

Can't remember what movie I saw that on.

Fortress.

The guards were also able to detonate the collars remotely.

[Pink.]

Guymay be in custody.

Local hospital Alice Hyde in Malone.

[Pink.]

Malone, New York (CNN)—[Breaking news, posted at 4:03 p.m. ET]

Escaped murderer David Sweat has been shot and is in custody, law enforcement sources told CNN on Sunday.

[Original story, posted at 2:59 p.m. ET]

If not for some gunfire and his urge to cough, escaped murderer Richard Matt -- who was shot dead Friday -- might not have found himself on the end of three bullets to the head.

With prison-break partner David Sweat, also a convicted murderer, still on the lam Saturday, New York state officials are counting on another misstep.

"He's been on the run now for three weeks," Franklin County Sheriff Kevin Mulverhill said of Sweat. "He's tired. He's fatigued. He's hungry. He's going to make a mistake."



Two days after a member of a tactical unit opened fire on Matt -- hitting him three times in the head, according to state police -- about 1,200 federal, state and local law enforcement officers were searching vehicles at roadblocks and scouring dense woods in upstate New York for the now lone escaped inmate.

Since Sweat and Matt broke out of the maximum security prison in Dannemora together -- and appeared to stick together on their flight from the law -- authorities were hopeful they could be right on Sweat's heels after encountering Matt.

Searchers had at times followed two sets of footprints, but when they gunned Matt down one day after his 49th birthday, there was no sign of Sweat nearby.

So, on all-terrain vehicles and in helicopters, they continued looking for the man who has eluded them for three weeks, using infrared vision devices to peer through the night.

As of Saturday, however, there was still no sight of Sweat, according to a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation. And bloodhounds had not picked up his scent.

There have been "no sightings ... no real credible leads," Mulverhill told CNN. "The state police do believe they have some evidence that indicates he is within that hard perimeter."

That search is focused on a 22-square-mile perimeter along State Route 30 between County Route 41 in the town of Malone and County Route 26 in the town of Duane, the state police said in a statement.

Grid searches were being conducted until the perimeter is cleared, officials said.

"I don't think the availability of cabins within this perimeter is the same as what they've had until they've gotten to this point," Mulverhill said.

Authorities believe the men had been traveling one to two miles a day, Mulverhill said.





Manhunt for escaped New York prisoners

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Department of Correction officers man a roadblock on Saturday, June 27, in Malone, New York. Escaped convict Richard Matt was shot and killed nearby by law enforcement officers who had been hunting for Matt and fellow escapee David Sweat. Sweat is still on the lam.













New York State Police officers at a roadblock along Highway 30 near Malone, New York, on June 27.













New York State Police officers stand guard near the site where a source says Richard Matt was shot and killed in Malone, New York, on Friday, June 26.













Richard Matt, left, and David Sweat escaped June 6 from the Clinton Correctional Facility, which is in Dannemora, New York. <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/06/us/gal...dex.html" target="_blank">See photos of the route they took</a>.






A New York State Police officer stands guard on Studly Hill Road in Malone, near the shooting scene, on June 26.

New York State Department of Corrections officers and a forest ranger, back, search a barn in Owls Head, New York, on June 26.
Corrections officers stop a vehicle Monday, June 22, in Owls Head, New York, about 20 to 25 miles west of the prison where convicted killers Richard Matt and David Sweat escaped. The discovery of the escapees' DNA in a cabin has re-energized the 2-week-old search for the fugitives, who staged a movie script-worthy escape from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York, on June 6.













A bus transports corrections officers to a search area in Mountain View, New York, on June 22.

Law enforcement officers use all-terrain vehicles in Mountain View on June 22.
Corrections officers search railroad tracks near Friendship, New York, on Sunday, June 21, after a possible sighting of the fugitives.
New York State Police officers gather along Route 20 near Friendship on June 21. About 300 law enforcement officers have searched the area.

A task force of U.S. Marshals and police officers go door to door searching for the two escaped murderers on Tuesday, June 16, outside Dannemora, New York.

New York State Troopers stop civilian cars at a checkpoint on Monday, June 15, outside Dannemora, New York.

Prison tailor Joyce Mitchell, charged with aiding the escape, appeared in court on Monday, June 15.

Department of Corrections officers work a roadblock in Saranac, New York, on Saturday, June 13.

Law enforcement personnel line the roadside on June 13 as they search an area in Cadyville, New York.

New York State Police prepare equipment during a search for two escaped convicts near Dannemora, New York, on Thursday, June 11.













Authorities block a road in Cadyville, New York, during the manhunt on June 11.













A Vermont state trooper heads out on Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vermont, on June 11.













Law enforcement officers question a woman who lives near the Dannemora prison on Wednesday, June 10.













An employee stands guard at the Clinton Correctional Facility on June 10.













An officer checks the trunk of a car at a checkpoint near the Dannemora border on June 10.













Officers continue their search in Essex, New York, on Tuesday, June 9.













An officer walks through a swampy area near Essex on June 9.













Law enforcement officers search a wooded area in Dannemora on Monday, June 8.













State corrections officers monitor traffic June 8 at the Clinton Correctional Facility.

















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If not for the blast of gunfire, Matt, too, may have continued to elude officers from multiple law enforcement agencies, who, for three weeks, have combed brush, field and forest in the dark green shadows of the rolling Adirondack Mountains.

He may have again stayed out of eyeshot of searchers who locked down schools and homes in surrounding quiet rural towns, while they pursued over 2,000 tips on the fugitives' possible whereabouts.

But then on Friday, owners of a recreational vehicle driving down Route 30 heard a bang that eventually led officers to Matt. At the time, they were near Malone just south of the Canadian border.

"They thought maybe they had a flat. They got out; they realized they didn't have a flat," said New York State Police Superintendent Joseph A. D'Amico.

Matt had taken a shot at the camper heading down Route 30 near Malone, according to Clinton County Sheriff David Favro. The driver saw a bullet hole in the camper. The reason for his firing at the camper is still unclear.




N.Y. Gov.: No confirmation of David Sweat's whereabouts






"You never want to see anyone lose their life," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. "But I would remind people that Mr. Matt was an escaped murderer from a state prison. Mr. Matt killed two people who we know about. Mr. Matt killed his boss in a dispute and dismembered him. He fled to Mexico and then he killed another person in Mexico and was imprisoned in Mexico."

Matt's half-brother was relieved to hear he was dead.

"Right now I still can't think of him as the Rick that I knew. I can only think of him as the man who threatened to kill me and has killed other people and has escaped," Wayne Schimpf told CNN affiliate WKBW.

Was security really maximum at prison?

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Nice try, boys

[Pink.]

Shot twice in OPEN FIELD by a NY State Trooper.

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Originally Posted by Metal Mike ↗

Fortress.

The guards were also able to detonate the collars remotely.

ISIS did a remake of this

It's the last one from this video, you might wanna skip the car and the swimmingpool

http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...-death-156292/

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I just heard the remarks that DESPITE THE MONEY THAT HAS BEEN WASTED ON THIS SCUM, HE WILL RECEIVE TOP NOTCH MEDICAL ATTENTION BECAUSE "THIS IS HOW WE WORK IN THIS COUNTRY....DESPITE THE FAT THAT HE IS A CRIMMINAL, A MURDERER".....

Yet, a regular WELL STANDING WORKING HONEST American citizen is essentially on its own.