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Story highlights Fein was convicted in April on all 12 counts, including first-degree murder 
  
 Pike County DA: "Jurors have delivered full justice" 
  
 (CNN) A jury on Wednesday sentenced Eric Frein to death for killing a Pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another in a 2014 ambush. 
  
 Frein was convicted earlier this month of killing Cpl. Bryon Dickson and injuring Trooper Alex T. Douglass in the September 2014 ambush outside the state police barracks in Blooming Grove. 
  
 He was found guilty on all 12 counts, including first-degree murder and terrorism, according to Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin. 
  
 In Pennsylvania, the jury decides the penalty in first-degree murder cases. 
  
 "There is a satisfaction that the jurors have delivered full justice in this case and issued the penalty that is so richly deserved by Eric Frein," Tonkin told reporters late Wednesday in Pike County. 
  
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 A man who eluded capture in the forests of Pennsylvania for seven weeks after fatally shooting a police officer in 2014 has been sentenced to death. 
  
 Eric Frein killed the officer outside a police barracks and wounded another. 
  
 He was found guilty last week of murder and terrorism. On Wednesday the jury deliberated for five hours before returning a death sentence. 
  
 Prosecutors said Frein killed Cpl Bryon Dickson because he wanted to start an uprising against the government. 
  
 After committing the crime, Frein went on the run and was only captured after a lengthy manhunt - much of it in dense forestry in Pennsylvania's Poconos mountains - before officers found him hiding in an abandoned plane hangar. 
  
 Image copyright Reuters Image caption Frein was captured in October 2014 after a lengthy manhunt which spanned more than 300 sq miles 
  
 The 33-year-old was described by police as a survivalist - a person preparing for catastrophe - who was armed and dangerous. 
  
 Local media say that although the condemned man faces a grim existence on death row, it is unlikely he will ever be executed. 
  
 That is because there is a moratorium on the death penalty in Pennsylvania, which has only executed three people since 1976. |||||
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A survivalist who eluded police in northeast Pennsylvania for seven weeks after killing a state trooper in a 2014 ambush has been sentenced to death. Eric Frein, 33, was found guilty last week on charges including first-degree murder, the BBC reports. The jury deliberated for five hours Wednesday before deciding on the death penalty for Frein, who wounded a second trooper in the ambush outside trooper barracks in Blooming Grove, reports CNN. Prosecutors said Frein, who taunted police while hiding out in the woods and scoffed at the search in his journal, wanted to start an anti-government uprising. Pennsylvania has a moratorium on the death penalty, so Frein is likely to end up serving a life sentence on death row.