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According to articles in the Idaho Statesman, a few days before April 18th, 1982, Humboldt and Hawaii County authorities, the Idaho Department of Law Enforcement, and agents from the FBI received information from an anonymous tipster, which led them to check out a trailer about 50 miles south of where Claude's trapping compound had been located at the time of the murders.
The Humboldt County Sheriff told the newspaper that when 18 to 20 members of law enforcement approached that trailer around 5.45 p.m., they hollered out who they were.
And right away, a man wearing military-style fatigues, who they knew to be Claude Dallas Jr., jumped through a glass window, got into a pickup truck, and hauled tail across the desert.
Authorities quickly pursued him in their vehicles and via helicopter, and during the chase, Claude shot at officers multiple times and they returned fire.
At some point, Claude was shot in his foot and ended up giving up.