RCMP arrest 3 suspects involved in attempted robbery in rural Sask. community

Three suspects are in custody after RCMP had been known as to an attempted robbery final week in rural Saskatchewan.

Officers of the Biggar, Sask., RCMP detachment first acquired a report on Oct. 7 simply earlier than 5:30 p.m. of an tried theft locally of Arelee, Sask., roughly 70 kilometres west of Saskatoon.

In line with the police report, one of many suspects approached a person, assaulted him and unsuccessfully tried to steal the sufferer’s car. The sufferer suffered minor accidents from the incident.

Police say the suspect then fled in an SUV that was occupied by two different folks that accompanied him.

RCMP had been in a position to find the SUV and tried to drag it over, however had been unsuccessful.

A second try was made by members of the North Battleford, Sask., RCMP detachment, who used emergency tools and adopted the SUV till it got here to a cease.

One man was detained, nonetheless, two others fled on foot from the SUV. They had been ultimately taken into custody because of help from North Battleford Police Canine Providers.

Investigators later related the three people to a different incident that very same day the place they’d damaged into a house within the RM of Eagle Creek, a rural municipality northwest of Saskatoon.

Thirty-year-old Blair Brabant of Pink Pheasant First Nation, Sask., 29-year-old Rocky Meechance of Yorkton, Sask., and a male youth all face a number of expenses. Police famous that the youth can’t be recognized as a result of Youth Legal Justice Act.

Meechance was additionally arrested on a warrant out of Regina.

All three people appeared in courtroom on Tuesday in North Battleford.