A man was arrested after crashing a stolen truck into two parked cars in Ladner, B.C., on Monday afternoon.
There were no “significant injuries,” but police are recommending charges of possession of stolen property, impaired driving, failure to remain at the scene of a collision, and assault.
According to the Delta Police Department, a citizen checked on the welfare of a man passed out at the wheel of a pickup truck, but when the driver woke up, he fled and crashed about four blocks away.
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“Following the crash, the suspect driver attempted to flee the scene but was detained by witnesses and Delta Fire Fighters until the arrival of the responding police officers,” states a Monday news release.
The Delta Police Department said the truck had been stolen from nearby Tsawwassen that morning.
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