Saint John police looking for man serving sentence for trafficking, possession
The Saint John Police Force is looking for a 34-year-old man serving a multi-year sentence for possession and trafficking convictions.
According to a news release from police, Curtis Furlotte failed to report to the Community Correctional Centre and officials issued a warrant for him on Thursday.
Furlotte is serving a two-year, five-month, two-day sentence for convictions of:
- three counts of possession of a substance
- two counts of possession of a substance for the purpose of trafficking
- possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000
- failure to comply with an order
Furlotte is described as standing five-feet-seven-inches and weighing 140 pounds. He has brown eyes and black hair.
He has several tattoos, including:
- FURLOTTE letters on his right leg
- three skulls with “hear no see no speak no” on his left forearm
- Chinese writing on his neck and right forearm
- Anyone with information on Furlotte is asked to call police as 506-648-3333, or anonymously contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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