(CNS): Following an appeal to the public last week, police have now arrested Malik Joseph McDonald (26), who was wanted in connection with firearms offences. Described by officers as likely armed and dangerous, the fugitive is currently in custody as investigations continue. Police offered their thanks to the public for their help in tracking him down.
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