North Sea Camp sex offender arrested after five months on the run
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CCTV images were released at the time Marshall absconded showing him in Mansfield town centre
A convicted sex offender who absconded from an open prison in Lincolnshire about five months ago has been arrested, police said.
Paul Marshall, 54, sparked a police hunt after he went missing from HMP North Sea Camp in November 2022.
He was jailed for rape and wounding with intent and was serving a life sentence at the site.
Lincolnshire Police said he had been arrested in the neighbouring Humberside force area on Sunday.
A spokesperson added: "Thank you to everyone who shared our appeals."
CCTV images were released at the time he absconded, which showed him walking in Mansfield town centre carrying an orange backpack.

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- Published24 November 2022