Photos: Survivalist Eric Frein taken into custody

Eric Frein is escorted by police out of the Pike County Courthouse after his arraignment in Milford, Pa. Frei, was captured seven weeks after police say he killed a Pennsylvania state trooper in an ambush outside a barracks in northeastern Pennsylvania. (Rich Schultz / Associated Press)

Oct. 31, 2014 7:12 AM PT

A seven-week dragnet in the woods of northeastern Pennsylvania came to an end with the capture of survivalist Eric Frein

State troopers escort Eric Matthew Frein from the Blooming Grove barracks early Friday. (Jason Farmer / Associated Press)

A Pennsylvania state trooper stands guard in front of the Blooming Grove, Pa., state police barracks where suspected killer Eric Frein was being held. (Butch Comegys / Associated Press)

A Pennsylvania state trooper stands guard in front of the Blooming Grove, Pa., state police barracks. (Butch Comegys / Associated Press)

Pennsylvania state troopers walk along Route 191 after searching the woods in Henryville, Pa., on Monday during the manhunt for suspected killer Eric Frein. (Butch Comegys / Associated Press)

Pennsylvania state troopers search the woods near Route 191 in Henryville, Pa., on Monday. (Butch Comegys / Associated Press)