A Pennsylvania man who has the misfortune of bearing a strong resemblance to the suspect in the killing of a state trooper has been awarded for his troubles with a car. James Tully, 39, from Canadensis, was questioned by police more than 20 times during the intense manhunt for Eric Frein, who was captured October 30 after a 48-day manhunt. Because he did not own a car, Tully had been forced to walk to work two hours each way along rural roads at the heart of the search zone, bringing him into nearly daily contact with troopers looking for the suspect.
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James Tully, 39, lives in the search area of Canadensis, Pennsylvania
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Said he has been stopped - sometimes violently - by police officers at least 20 times
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Online fundraiser set up by a friend of a friend collected more than $24,000 so Tully could buy a car
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He used less than half of the amount to purchase blue 2007 Subaru Outback
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Eric Frein, 31, was arrested October 30 after 48 days on the run
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