Overview
- Toronto police arrested Lutts on Feb. 26 near Bloor and Jarvis streets after a U.S.-based tipster used facial recognition technology and social media clues to locate him.
- He fled Florida in 2003 after posting bond and failing to appear for his 1998 DUI manslaughter trial in the crash that killed two teenagers.
- While in Toronto, Lutts hosted monthly trivia nights and offered online psychic readings under the alias Pat Lighthelp.
- He has no passport or legal immigration status in Canada and used his real name only to open a cellphone account and rent a post office box.
- Court records show he faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted on two counts of DUI manslaughter.