Saskatchewan Man Extradited from U.K. for Historical Sexual Assault Charges

Earl Warren, a 69-year-old Saskatchewan man facing multiple sex-related charges, was extradited from London, U.K. to Canada with the assistance of INTERPOL after fleeing the country in 2023 to avoid court appearances. He is charged with three counts of sexual assault and four counts of invitation to sexual touching of a minor, with alleged incidents occurring between 2010 and 2017. Warren's attempt to appeal his extradition was denied by the U.K.'s High Court, enabling his return to Canada where he was arrested upon arrival and remains in custody. The RCMP emphasized this case as an example of evading the Canadian judicial process and expressed gratitude for international cooperation in his apprehension. Warren is scheduled to appear in Saskatoon Court of King's Bench on October 24, 2025, and will remain remanded until then. This successful extradition highlights cross-border law enforcement collaboration to ensure accountability for serious criminal charges.