Police in New Brunswick have arrested a federal offender serving a sentence for manslaughter after he allegedly failed to report to a correctional centre almost two months ago. The Saint John Police Force says 28-year-old Michael Fallon was arrested by the Codiac RCMP on Wednesday. Last week, the RCMP said it received information that Fallon was at a home on Spruce Street in Moncton. Officers searched the home later that day but did not find him. Saint John police first said they were looking for Fallon after he allegedly failed to report to a correctional centre. Fallon was supposed to report to the Parrtown Community Correctional Facility – a halfway house for criminals nearing the end of their sentence – in Saint John, but police say he failed to do so. A Canada-wide warrant was then issued for Fallon on Aug. 18. for allegedly violating the conditions of his statutory release. Saint John police say Fallon is a first-time federal offender serving an eight-year, two-month and eight-day sentence for the following convictions: Details about his arrest have not been released. For more New Brunswick news, visit our dedicated provincial page.
