UPDATE: Bryan Kelly is back in custody after he was arrested for breaching the conditions of his release, the Surrey RCMP said Wednesday.
A warning is out from BC Corrections as a man with a history of committing violent offences is being released from custody Tuesday.
Officials say high-risk violent offender Bryan Kelly was released after he was acquitted at trial.
Coverage of offender releases on Globalnews.ca:
BC Corrections said Kelly has not yet disclosed which community he plans to live in long term.
The 26-year-old is described as Caucasian, five-feet-eight inches tall, and weighs 170 lbs. He also has brown hair and hazel eyes.
His violent criminal history includes robberies, assaults, possession of a weapon and a drug offence.
Kelly must follow 23 court-ordered conditions including the following:
- He can’t possess or consume any alcohol or controlled substances;
- He can’t go into a liquor store, bar, tavern or any business whose prime purpose is selling or distributing alcohol;
- He can’t own, possess or carry any weapons, and that includes guns, crossbows or ammunition;
- He can’t have any knives unless they’re used to prepare and consume food;
- He must be inside his residence from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. every day, and he’ll be monitored through electronic supervision
If Kelly is seen violating any of these requirements, you are asked to contact your local police agency.