A man and woman were arrested on Sunday after multiple carjacking attempts across Calgary.
According to a Calgary Police Service spokesperson, the attempts happened between 4 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. in the neighbourhoods of Pineridge, Falconridge and Rundle.
Police said the man and the woman, aged 21 and 22 respectively, were driving a stolen truck and drove to the neighbourhoods to attempt to carjack vehicles. All the attempts failed.
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Police said the owner of the vehicle ran away in the incident in Pineridge. In the incident in Rundle, the man and woman didn’t know how to drive a manual vehicle.
Police also said multiple people tried to discourage the carjack in Falconridge.
According to CPS, the man and woman eventually crashed the truck in the area of Village Square Leisure Centre and fled on foot. Police added the truck was a Ford F-150 that was stolen sometime between 12 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. in an undisclosed neighbourhood in the northeast.
Police found and arrested the pair in the backyard of a residence in Pineridge.
Police said the two haven’t been charged yet but could be facing multiple charges.
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