It was a tough 12 hours for Saskatoon police and first responders over the weekend.
After responding to the first of two serious collisions on Friday night, a motorist was charged for allegedly moving a barricade and driving towards an active investigation area.
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According to a tweet from the SPS Traffic Unit on Saturday morning, a motorist exited his car, moved a barricade and drove in the direction of an active police investigation.
The motorist has been charged with tampering with a traffic sign and driving on the wrong side of the road.
Emergency personnel want to remind residents to obey road closures during emergencies.
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