Sarah Mills: There are always things for which we should be grateful
Sarah Mills says that even in tough times, we all have things we should be grateful for over the Thanksgiving weekend.
It wasn’t a dull start to the week for Saskatoon police.
An officer’s cruiser was “minimally damaged” after they began following a Chrysler Intrepid driving erratically at around 1 a.m. Monday morning.
The driver braked suddenly, causing a collision with the patrol car in an alley off Matheson Drive.
The Intrepid was then abandoned on Macklem Drive, and the suspect ran away.
A police dog managed to track the scent, locating the suspect hiding in a home on Matheson Place where he was arrested.
Police said the 18-year-old man was in breach of court conditions, didn’t have a driver’s licence and was wanted on an outstanding warrant.
He’s now facing charges of assault with a weapon, evading police and possession of bear spray.
