Individual notably suspected of domestic violence apprehended in New Brunswick, following his stay in Quebec.
In a recent development, the Saint John Police Force has announced the arrest of a 33-year-old man wanted on an extended arrest warrant from the Surete du Quebec in Quebec. The warrant was issued due to an alleged intimate partner violence incident.
On June 30, the Saint John Police Force received information from the Surete du Quebec in New Richmond, PQ, about the extended arrest warrant for the man. They discovered that the suspect was staying in Saint John, and on an unspecified date, they executed the warrant, leading to his arrest.
The man was remanded into custody following the execution of the warrant and is currently awaiting transportation back to Quebec. The details about his transportation are not provided in the article.
The exact location of the arrest and the nature of the intimate partner violence incident are not detailed in the article. However, the Saint John Police Force has confirmed that the man is currently in police custody in relation to the arrest warrant.
The news about the execution of the warrant and the man's remand into custody was released by the Saint John Police Force. The latest update is that the man is currently awaiting transportation to Quebec.
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- In crime and justice news, the Saint John Police Force has reported the detainment of a 33-year-old man wanted on an extended arrest warrant for an alleged violent incident, awaiting transportation back to Quebec.
