This 2014 photo provided by the Massachusetts State Police, shows Gregory J. Lewis, a child rape suspect who authorities say cut off a court-ordered GPS monitoring device and went on a cross-country crime spree. Lewis, 26, of Southbridge, was caught late Tuesday, Oct.,28, 2014 in the village of Fort Edward, N.Y., after driving into the Hudson River while fleeing from a traffic stop, said David Procopio, a Massachusetts State Police spokesman. (AP Photo/Massachusetts State Police) (The Associated Press)
BOSTON – A Massachusetts child rape suspect who police say cut off a court-ordered GPS monitoring device and went on a cross-country crime spree has been captured after a month on the lam.
Massachusetts State Police say 26-year-old Gregory Lewis of Southbridge was caught just before midnight Tuesday in Fort Edward Village, New York, after driving into the Hudson River while fleeing from a traffic stop.
Police say Lewis had a gun, but no shots were fired when he was apprehended.
He is expected to be arraigned Wednesday on a fugitive charge.
Lewis was released on $1,000 bail after his arraignment Aug. 6 on charges including statutory rape of a child. He fled Sept. 15.
He's suspected of crimes in several states while on the run, including Ohio, North Carolina, Colorado and Oregon.
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