Considered a high-risk sexual offender, Jason Paul Thorn is no longer living in Regina, according to police.
Read more: Sex offender at high-risk to reoffend against female children released, Regina police say
The Regina Police Service says Thorn, 47, was arrested at his home on Monday as a result of a mandatory suspension warrant issued by Correctional Service Canada.
Thorn’s arrest came following a change in his assessment, which indicated an increased risk to the public and deteriorating behaviour.
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Police say Thorn has returned to close custody.
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