With the capture of Eric Frein, US marshals haven't just taken a dangerous suspected cop-killer out of action, they've saved Halloween for hundreds of children. Authorities in Barrett Township in rural Pennsylvania, which canceled Halloween festivities when Frein was believed to be holed up in the area, say Halloween is now reinstated and kids are free to go trick-or-treating, reports NBC. "It's been a long 48 days," the township's chairman told the AP after the survivalist's capture, announcing that trick-or-treating was back on. "We as a town think the kids have gone through enough." (More Eric Frein stories.)