Fort McMurray man arrested after police chase in Lac La Biche space

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A Fort McMurray man has been arrested in Lac La Biche and charged with 15 new offences after he was wished on a Canada-wide warrant for allegedly being unlawfully at massive on a parole breach.

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Alberta RCMP say that on Might 13, officers in Lac La Biche had been advised of a suspicious automobile parked in a again alley at round 2:50 a.m. Officers approached the automobile and allegedly noticed a prohibited firearm within the passenger seat and a person asleep behind the wheel. Police information additionally confirmed the automobile was reported stolen in Fort McMurray earlier that week.

Officers tried arresting the person, however he wakened and drove away. Police pursued the person, who drove right into a rural space north of Lac La Biche close to logging roads. A police airplane flew over the world and located the automobile. The person was arrested after canine models from St. Paul and Fort McMurray had been known as in to assist.

Mark Andrew Tremblay, 33, of Fort McMurray has been charged with 15 legal expenses associated to fleeing from a peace officer, harmful driving, injury to property and unauthorized possession of a firearm.

Tremblay stays in custody and is scheduled to seem in an Alberta Courtroom of Justice in Lac La Biche.

Anybody with details about this incident is requested to contact Wooden Buffalo RCMP at 780-788-4000 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS). Tricks to Crime Stoppers are all the time nameless and will be despatched to tipsubmit.com.

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