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ST. STEPHEN, N.B. — Two prolific offenders, both wanted on outstanding warrants, were arrested in St. Stephen, N.B. on Oct. 25.
West District RCMP said officers, following up on a service call, found and arrested 36-year-old Jeremy Travis McLeese, who was wanted by police on an arrest warrant for breaching a conditional sentence order. McLeese was taken to Saint John provincial court and was ordered by a judge to serve the remainder of his conditional sentence in custody.
Later that same day, Mounties found and arrested Joshua Gibson, 27, who was wanted on five warrants of arrest about charges of theft under $5,000, three break and enters, mischief under $5,000 and failure to appear in court.
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