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Teen arrested after driving truck at police

RCMP arrested a 17-year-old after he allegedly drove his vehicle at police. Global News

A 17-year-old male is in custody with Selkirk RCMP after attempting to drive his truck into an officer in a wooded trail off Henderson Highway.

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It started early Sunday morning around 3 a.m., when police tried to pull over a pick-up truck without licence plates on Sutherland Avenue in Selkirk.

The officer followed the truck into the wooded trail on foot.

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That’s when the driver sped towards the officer, hitting a downed tree that struck the officer in the leg.

After backing up, the driver again took a run at the officer who fired his weapon.

The vehicle then left the scene and was abandoned nearby.

Following an investigation, police arrested the 17-year-old from the RM of St. Andrews and hit him with a litany of serious charges.

The officer received only minor injuries and was not treated in hospital, while the suspect was not injured.

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