A violent sexual offender wanted on a Canada-wide warrant could be headed to Manitoba, according to police.
Vancouver officials say Joseph Davis, who was convicted for a Winnipeg crime in 2007, failed to report to his Lower Mainland halfway house.
Police announced in a release Tuesday they believe he is driving east.
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Davis lured a real estate agent into his Winnipeg home and attacked her ten years ago. It was one of four federal offences he committed.
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He has served a four-year sentence for sexual assault and is serving a long-term supervision order.
He may be driving a 2000 grey, four-door Mercedes Benz with a B.C. licence plate DE5 64E.
Anyone who has information on Davis’ location is asked to phone 9-1-1 or contact Crime Stoppers.
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