Regina police have arrested a man they say broke into a residential house, then fled the scene in a stolen van.
On Saturday at around 6:30 a.m., Regina police responded to a break and enter in the city’s east end.
Police say a man had broken into a residential home while brandishing a knife.
When confronted, the man dropped the knife and fled the scene, police say. No one was injured from the incident.
A short time later, the suspect stole a delivery van from a nearby business on Chuka Boulevard, officials say.
The van was found by police outside the city on Highway 33 in a ditch.
Police say the man was sleeping inside and was taken into custody without incident.
The man was charged with break and enter, theft of a motor vehicle, being in possession of a weapon considered dangerous to the public and operating a conveyance dangerous to the public.
Regina police say this is an isolated event, and residents of Regina are not in danger.
Police continue to investigate.
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