COMMERCE TOWNSHIP (WWJ) -- The search for a Metro Detroit fugitive has ended with a grim finding Friday morning.
U.S. Marshals Service deputies with an arrest warrant found the body of 55-year-old James Warner, a former Detroit Metro Airport manager who was convicted of bribery, The Detroit News reports.
It's reported by a court spokeswoman that Warner was found at his home, in his garage, dead of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The arrest warrant was issued after he failed to show up for his 10-year federal prison term Thursday morning.
Warner was convicted in 2019 on bribery and other charges after allegedly taking $6 million in bribes from contractors and other crimes, according to court documents, the highest total in the history of public corruption cases in Metro Detroit.
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