A two-time sex offender from New Brunswick has been arrested in Saint John after a Canada-wide warrant was issued earlier this week.
In an initial release Wednesday, Saint John Police said Michael Stewart, 33, had breached the conditions of his statuary release.
The release said he is a second-time federal offender serving two years, three months and six days for sexual interference with a person under 16, exposure to a person under 16, and forcible confinement.
On Friday, police said Stewart was arrested around 4:15 p.m. Thursday after turning himself in.
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