Two people have been arrested in Dauphin, Man., after officers attempted to stop a vehicle.
RCMP officers on patrol attempted to stop the vehicle on Main Street Monday at approximately 4:45 p.m. After the driver refused to stop, the vehicle was being driven erratically, officers said.
Police issued an alert for officers to look out for the vehicle. A spike belt was set up along Highway 10, south of Onanole, leading to the vehicle falling into a ditch as it went over the belt.
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Two occupants fled on foot after exiting. A woman was arrested a short distance away, while the male driver was tracked down by a police service dog.
The driver was arrested without incident, treated at the scene for exposure and remains in custody.
A 31-year-old man police said was wanted on several warrants faces several charges, including the operation of a motor vehicle while prohibited.
A 27-year-old woman faces charges related to resisting arrest and the possession of cocaine. She was released on an undertaking and is expected to return for an upcoming court date.
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An investigation is ongoing.
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