New Brunswick inmate captured after Saint John jail escape through fence: police
The Saint John Police Force issued an update at 8 p.m. saying 44-year-old Darel Dalgleish had been arrested without incident.
Police in New Brunswick have confirmed that an inmate who escaped from a jail in Saint John by slipping through a fence is now back in custody.
The Saint John Police Force provided an update at 8 p.m., stating that 44-year-old Darel Dalgleish had been arrested without incident.
Authorities did not disclose additional information regarding when or where Dalgleish was apprehended.
Earlier in the day, police reported that Dalgleish escaped through the fence around 9:30 a.m. and managed to evade correctional officers who were pursuing him.
Dalgleish was in custody awaiting trial on charges of assault and breaching release orders.
Police indicated that patrol officers conducted searches in the area with assistance from a canine unit and a drone, and they also established vehicle checkpoints in the effort to locate the escaped inmate.
