fugitive who slipped out of a northern Michigan jail five days ago was back in custody Sunday, arrested without incident by police during a traffic stop. Michigan State Police said Sunday that the Romulus Police Department had arrested Jonathan Good, 36, about noon driving a vehicle stolen out of Mecosta County several hours earlier. "There had been a statewide bulletin put out on the vehicle which was spotted by Romulus officers," said Sgt Joe Cairnduff of the Reed City state police post. "Officers will be picking him up and bringing him back to jail." Good, who escaped from the Mecosta County Jail Wednesday, prompted a house-by-house search in a Big Rapids neighborhood he was believed hiding out. Good had been held on 31 counts, including attempted murder, armed robbery and assault with intent to commit murder. All the offenses happened after Good was paroled in 2006 after serving a jail sentence for second-degree murder and armed robbery.
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