An alleged vehicle thief was apprehended with the help of a Prince Albert police dog at a cemetery early Wednesday morning.
Officers were called to the 400-block of 22nd Street East just after 1 a.m. CT where a van had just been stolen.
It was found abandoned at a nearby cemetery.
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Patrol officers surrounded the area while police dog handler, Const. Kelsey Bighetty, and his furry partner, Daxa, searched for the driver.
A 33-year-old Prince Albert man was taken into custody.
He is facing charges of theft of a motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle in a manner dangerous to the public, and breach of a probation order.
The accused is expected to make his first Prince Albert provincial court appearance on Wednesday.
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