A police dog was instrumental in helping track down a suspect who fled from police in the RM of Hanover, Manitoba RCMP say.
On April 14, officers from the St-Pierre-Jolys detachment were called to Road 30N at Road 28E, where an abandoned vehicle had been reported.
Police said they spotted a second vehicle beside the abandoned one, and a man got in the second vehicle and took off when he saw police.
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The suspect vehicle was stopped by police, but the driver fled on foot.
A short time later, RCMP police dog Mocha tracked the suspect to a wooded area, where he was arrested without incident.
An investigation determined that both vehicles had been stolen.
A 32-year-old now faces charges of fleeing from police, driving while prohibited, resisting arrest, failing to comply and three counts of possessing property obtained by crime.
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