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Stolen car strikes tree after driver leads Saskatoon police on chase

The driver of a stolen car strikes tree following a chase with Saskatoon police. Neil Fisher / Global News

Saskatoon police continue to search for the driver of a stolen car following a chase early Tuesday morning.

Officers tried to stop the 2002 Pontiac Grand Am just before 4 a.m. CT in the 300-block of Confederation Drive after it was seen being driven erratically.

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The driver refused to stop and led officers on a short chase before police called it off due to public safety concerns.

The car was found a short time later near the intersection of 18th Street and Avenue Q South where it had struck a tree.

The driver fled and a police dog was unable to track the driver down.

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The car was later found to have been stolen from the Rosetown area.

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