This is Kind of ... Something

We can't say it's cool because an Officer died.

We can't say ironic, because irony signals something opposite, sometimes with meaning only to insiders

Impressive in its own right:

• A seven-week dragnet in the woods of northeastern Pennsylvania came to an end with the capture of survivalist Eric Frein, whose wrists were bound with the handcuffs of the trooper he is accused of killing, officials said late Thursday.
  
  Frein's arrest ended one of the largest manhunts in Pennsylvania history. He will face first-degree murder charges that could carry the death penalty, a prosecutor said.
  
  Searchers spotted Frein about 6 p.m. near an abandoned airport hanger and ordered him to surrender, Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan said at a late-night news conference in Hawley. Frein was taken by surprise and gave up peacefully, Noonan said.
  
  The cuffs of the dead officer, Cpl. Bryon Dickson, were placed on Frein's wrists, Noonan said, and Frein was placed in Dickson's car.

The symbolism is actually quite powerful - Corporal Dickson's final arrest in a way, of the asshole who killed him. Not much comfort to the family of course, but maybe to his fellow troopers and law enforcement personnel who have hunted day and night in all sorts of weather for this slimeball, using the corporal's equipment before it's removed from service. Well done Gentlemen.