A New Brunswick man wanted on a warrant after skipping court for sentencing on sexual assault charges, has turned himself in.
Brandon Donelan, 22, of Hardwood Ridge pleaded guilty to sexual assault and sexual interference and was scheduled to appear in court in February. However, he didn’t show up and police issued a news release last week in a bid to find him.
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RCMP say Donelan turned himself in at court in Burton, N.B. on Monday morning.
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He has been remanded into custody and will appear in Burton Court on Oct. 2 for sentencing.
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