A state trooper shot and killed a man who last month escaped from the U.S. Marshals Service and on Friday flashed a weapon at authorities who tried to stop him on Interstate 84.
The man has been identified as Albert James Voute III, 36, of 860 Oradell Ave., Oradell, N.J., state police said late Saturday.
He was driving a suspected stolen vehicle on I-84 eastbound when police tried to stop him. A trooper spotted him near Exit 4 at about 6:30 p.m.
Voute led police on a foot pursuit along I-84. During the chase, several police officers and witnesses saw "what appeared to be a handgun" in his possession, state police said.
A multi-state manhunt stretched up the East Coast, and the television show "America's Most Wanted" featured the white supremacist and former skinhead, who made his break -- shoeless -- while a transport guard was asleep during a stop.
He was also covered in tattoos, with a large portrait of Adolf Hitler on his back and a smaller one on his left leg. U.S. Marshals said he also had unidentifiable “tribal-style” tattoos on his left arm, as well as the word “Resist” inked on the back of his left arm and “Goyim” tattooed across his stomach.
