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Fugitive prisoner David Sweat is ​in ​police custody after getting shot during a confrontation with searchers, sources told The Post on Sunday afternoon.

Sweat, 35, “is down” and medical workers are “working on him,” one source said.

Sweat’s capture in upstate New York follows the fatal shooting of fellow killer Richard Matt, 49, by a fed on Friday.

Both inmates disappeared from the state prison in Dannemora on June 6.

Source    http://nypost.com/2015/06/28/cops-capture-escaped-killer-david-sweat/

So….. over 1,000 stormtroopers have been stumbling through the brush looking for Sweat since June 6th-it’s now June 28th.

Cost is well over a million a day-27 million dollars to shoot and kill Sweat’s cell mate last week,and shoot and wound Sweat today.

Plus Sweat’s medical bills,plus thousands of hours of overtime for the stormtroopers,more OT for the stupidvisors and assistant stupidvisors, thousands of gallons of gasoline, and then…

Just imagine the doughnut bill !

.gov inc. is not so good at finding escaped convicts,or guys who shot state police-(Frein).

All the technology does the gestapo no good in densely wooded areas,upstate NY and the Pa mountains are similar terrain-there’s a lot of rural areas around the country-mountains are not a requirement.

It appears to be fairly easy to evade the .gov inc. stormtroopers in such areas,this guy had nothing when he left the prison he escaped from,a guy who had a pack and a minimal amount of gear with him could evade the searchers for quite a while,and maybe avoid getting caught altogether.

It takes thousands of stormtroopers,millions of dollars and an absurd  number of vehicles,gear and aircraft for the gestapo to get their man.

Wonder what would happen if .gov inc. was trying to find multiple guys in multiple areas within a state,and/or multiple states?

Seems to me they would run out of stormtroopers,vehicles,gear and aircraft rather quickly…

*Update #1 police shot Sweat twice-in the back-he’s in surgery was the last I heard.

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