Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty if an Idaho white supremacist gang member is convicted of killing a man while he was on the run.

Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty against one of the men involved in the ambush at a Saint Alphonsus hospital in Boise earlier this year if he’s found guilty of the first-degree murder of a North Idaho man, according to a news release from the Nez Perce County Prosecutor’s Office and online court records.

The judge gave the prosecutor and Corey Smith’s defense attorney until the first week in February to come up with a plea deal.

A Florida businessman was indicted with murdering his estranged wife who vanished from her apartment in Spain more than nine months ago — and he could face the death penalty if convicted, prosecutors announced Thursday.

The Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office is seeking the death penalty against Nicholas Umphenour, the man accused of killing someone while on the run from an Idaho prison earlier this year.

The jury of seven women and five men told Judge James Arguelles that they were split on whether Adel Sambrano Ramos should be placed on Death Row or spend life in prison after he pleaded guilty to killing O’Sullivan during an ambush attack on her and other officers.

Corey Smith — the reputed leader of a notorious Liberty City drug gang who was convicted of multiple murders and sentenced to death two decades ago — got a reprieve Sunday when prosecutors said they would no longer ask for the death penalty at his re-sentencing.