A Regina man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant was arrested and charged on Friday night after allegedly robbing a food delivery driver.
Regina police said Kurtis Clayton Thomas, 19, robbed a male the driver, 35, in a parking lot in the area of Hamilton Street and Victoria Avenue shortly before 8 p.m.
Thomas reportedly approached the vehicle, got in the passenger side and assaulted the driver, police said.
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The driver called police after Thomas left the vehicle – officers were able to locate him shortly after and made the arrest, police said.
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Thomas is charged with robbery and identity fraud with intent to avoid arrest.
He made his first court appearance on Monday morning.
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