Fugitive Nabbed in B.C. for Manitoba Homicide

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Police in British Columbia just nabbed a major fugitive from Canada's most wanted list.

Chad Danden, ranked 7th nationally, got arrested in Surrey last week for a homicide case tied

to Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Officers from the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit spotted him during routine patrols on

March 26th.

He was trying hard to stay under the radar by hiding his identity, but the team clocked

him anyway and took him into custody right there.

Danden had been blasted on the national Beyond the Lookout list for months.

This bust highlights how these cross-country manhunts pay off when local patrols stay

sharp.

No word yet on public tips leading to the arrest, but it shows the heat on top, fugitives

doesn't cool off at borders.

Now he's locked up in BC, waiting on proceedings to ship him back to Winnipeg for the full homicide

investigation.

Cases like this remind us, just as moves steady, even across provinces.

One less name on that dreaded list means safer streets from coast to coast.