LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. – A Saskatchewan man has been arrested after RCMP found him operating a stolen golf cart drunk on a highway last week.
On July 31, members of the public reported a man driving northbound on Highway 17 at night.
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RCMP located a golf cart that had been stolen from the Sandy Beach area.
The 18-year-old driver was arrested at the scene for impaired driving.
While undergoing testing, Mounties say the Onion Lake First Nation man almost blew double the legal limit.
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He is facing charges of impaired driving, driving over the legal limit and theft of a motor vehicle.
Onion Lake First Nation is approximately 280 kilometers northwest of Saskatoon.
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