Less than five hours after the Calgary Police Service issued a plea for help finding a man wanted on a manslaughter warrant, the police department said the suspect was arrested in Edmonton.
In a news release issued Wednesday afternoon, police said 32-year-old Jason Tait is in custody but did not provide further details about where he was found.
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The manslaughter warrant was issued in relation to the May 2022 death of 22-year-old Keanan Crane. Crane was found dead near Morley, Alta., about 60 kilometres west of Calgary.
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Police said they believe Tait was involved in Crane’s homicide.
Before he was found dead, Crane was not seen for over a month, and his family had filed a missing persons report.
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