Man wanted on Canada-wide warrant arrested in Saint John
Police in Saint John have arrested a 35-year-old man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant.
Saint John Police initially sought the public’s help to locate Michael Deveau after a warrant was issued on Aug. 19 for his arrest for breaching conditions related to a statutory release.
According to a press release from Saint John Police, Deveau was residing at a community correctional centre in Saint John, N.B.
Deveau is currently serving a sentence of more than four-and-a-half years after being convicted of the following:
- dangerous operation of a motor vehicle
- flight causing bodily harm
- motor vehicle theft
- two counts of theft under $5000
- possession of property obtained by crime
- accessory after the fact
- failure to attend court
- possession of a controlled substance
- unlawfully at large
- obstructing a peace officer
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