NH Fugitive Of The Week Arrested At Homeless Camp

CANTERBURY, NH — A woman featured as the New Hampshire Fugitive of the Week this week was arrested Wednesday at a homeless camp in Canterbury, officials said. Janell Dubreuil (pictured), 31, was wanted for a probation violation after a conviction for manufacturing methamphetamine, according to the New Hampshire Fugitive Task Force.

Officers said at the homeless camp they also encountered another fugitive — Cameron Neil, who was wanted for a parole violation relayed to a sexual assault conviction. He was also arrested.

"The Fugitive of the Week program ... continues to be a great tool for law enforcement here in New Hampshire," U.S. Marshal David Cargill said in a statement. "The sheer volume of tips and the resulting safe and successful arrests proves the value of the partnerships between law enforcement, the media and the public."

Anyone with information on wanted suspects can contact the New Hampshire Fugitive Task Force at 603-225-1632 or 1-877-WANTED-2. Citizens can also submit anonymous tips online.

The Fugitive of the Week program is collaboration between U.S. Marshals, New Hampshire police and local media outlets.

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Photo credit: New Hampshire Fugitive Task Force