Suspect wanted in killing of Red Lake man turns himself in

Associated Press

A man wanted in a killing on the Red Lake Indian Reservation was arrested Sunday after turning himself in to Beltrami County sheriff's officials, the FBI announced.

The FBI said Jacob John Lussier, 24, surrendered at the county jail in Bemidji. He is from Red Lake and also goes by the name Jacob John Martin.

Lussier was wanted in the Sept. 30 killing of 23-year-old Harley James Sayers of Red Lake. According to the criminal complaint, Lussier ordered Sayers to get out of a vehicle on the reservation, then allegedly shot and killed him with a shotgun.

Lussier is charged in federal court with first-degree murder.