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Wanted man picks wrong place to hide from Prince Albert police dog

A wanted man was found hiding in a doghouse by Jeb, according to Prince Albert police. Prince Albert Police Service / Supplied

A wanted man picked the wrong place to hide from a Prince Albert, Sask., police dog.

The suspect was first spotted walking in the 600-block of 13th Street West around 4:30 p.m. on Monday, according to a police report.

The suspect then tried to run, but officers said their police dog, Jeb, was able to find him hiding in a doghouse in the backyard of a home in the 500-block of 15th Street West.

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The man, who had several outstanding Criminal Code warrants, was taken into custody with Jeb’s help.

He is expected to appear in Prince Albert provincial court this week.

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