Suspect In Oregon Killings Caught In Wisconsin

A man suspected of killing three people in Oregon was caught in Wisconsin after he forced a woman to make the 2,000-mile drive at gunpoint.

A man sought in the killings of his father and two other people in a small Oregon city forced a woman to drive him more than 2,000 miles to Wisconsin, where he surrendered to police, authorities said Sunday. Oen Evan Nicholson approached Laura Johnson, 34, after she returned to her parking spot during a her lunch break on Friday in Springfield, Oregon, and forced her to drive him in her car, police said. Authorities were notified Sunday morning that Nicholson had surrendered to police peacefully in Milwaukee but did not release details about how he gave himself up. Johnson was not hurt and was returning to Oregon, Springfield police said in a statement.