US Marshals ‘fugitive of the week’ surrenders to parole officer in Manchester
Fugitive wanted for assaulting a female corrections officer at a Manchester halfway house is back in custody.
MANCHESTER, NH – Shortly after noon on March 30 US Marshals arrested last week’s featured “Fugitive of the Week” Tyler Twombly, who surrendered to his parole officer in Manchester.
Twombly was being sought on an outstanding parole warrant for violating his conditions of parole. Twombly was on parole as a result of a conviction and sentence for being a felon in possession of a firearm. In mid-March Twombly was last known to be residing in a halfway house in Manchester, where he allegedly assaulted a female corrections officer and fled on foot; leading to the issuance of this arrest warrant.
As part of the U.S. Marshals fugitive investigation, Twombly was featured last week as the “Fugitive of the Week.”
This news feature led to numerous tips. The task force was preparing to act on these tips when it was learned that Twombly intended to surrender today with his attorney. He was booked at the Hillsborough County Jail, pending any further court hearings and his return to the New Hampshire State Prison.
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