RCMP in Dauphin, Man., continue to investigate after an officer was hit by a vehicle trying to escape a traffic stop.
Police said the incident took place outside a Main Street business in Dauphin just after 2 a.m. Saturday, when a vehicle fled after being pulled over, hitting the officer — who had only minor injuries — in the process.
The vehicle fled south on Main Street and turned left on a side street before crashing into a snowbank.
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Officers arrested a 40-year-old woman, who was taken to the Dauphin detachment for breath samples, which were found to be twice the legal limit.
The woman was charged with impaired driving, assault on a police officer, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, and fleeing from police.
She will appear in a Dauphin courtroom to face the charges in late March.
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