A man considered armed and dangerous by Saskatchewan RCMP has been caught.
Glen Frederick Halkett was wanted in connection with an armed robbery on Aug. 7.
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Police said a man approached a car pulled over on the side of a road in the RM of Buckland and fired a shot at the driver.
Halkett is then reported to have taken the car.
A warrant was issued for Halkett’s arrest on charges including robbery with a firearm and using a firearm during the commission of an offence.
He was arrested Monday morning by Prince Albert police.
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RCMP said Halkett may be involved in another vehicle theft on the morning of Aug. 11.
In that incident, investigators said a firearm was used in the theft of a white truck in the RM of Buckland.
Police said the truck was located, however, officers were unable to stop the vehicle.
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