'Violent' Fugitive Caught in Massachusetts

Charles Sally, 29, a New Hampshire man wanted on a parole violation after being convicted of first-degree assault, was arrested this morning in Lowell, MA, according to U.S. Marshals.

Deputy Marshal Jeffrey White credited “many tipsters” that led to leads that assisted in apprehending Sally, who “has an extensive criminal history, including many violent offenses.”

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“Once again, this arrest was due to the remarkable cooperation of our media partners and the willingness of numerous people to come forward with information about the whereabouts of Sally,” White said in a statement. “All of the tips received pointed to a an apartment on Cady Street in Lowell.”

Tipsters also reported that Sally might be leaving the address soon to avoid arrest since he realized that marshals might be onto his whereabouts. Marshals called Lowell Police and they went to the apartment and arrested him this morning, White stated.

Sally is being charged as a fugitive from justice in Massachusetts, based on the outstanding New Hampshire parole warrant. He will be held at the Middlesex County Jail, pending his return to the New Hampshire State Prison, according to White.

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