High-risk offender James Burrows plans to live in Vancouver
A high-risk offender convicted of sexually assaulting elderly women has been released from custody and plans to live in Vancouver, the Vancouver police said Thursday in a news release.
Police say Burrows, 56, was convicted of four sexual assaults against women between the ages of 72 and 93
A high-risk offender convicted of sexually assaulting elderly women has been released from custody and plans to live in Vancouver, the Vancouver police said Thursday in a news release.
James Burrows, 56, was convicted of four sexual assaults against women between the ages of 72 and 93. Police say he has left prison on a statutory release.
The VPD says the Correctional Service of Canada has assessed Burrows as being at a "high risk for violent, sexual reoffending." The police statement says he poses a particular risk to older women.
Burrows is described as black, six feet one inch, 260 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
His release includes the following conditions:
- Not to consume or possess alcohol or illegal drugs.
- Must immediately report any attempts to initiate any type of relationship with a woman to his parole officer.
- Not to purchase or access pornography.