Moose Jaw Police have arrested a man after he allegedly crashed into two parked cars in Moose Jaw early Sunday morning.
Police arrived at Buttercup Crescent around 5:50 a.m. and found the offending vehicle was stolen out of Alberta, and the driver had fled the scene. No one was injured and damage to the cars is about $45,000.
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About five hours later, police were called to a break-and-enter in progress on Calypso Drive. A search was done, and a man was found hiding in the yard.
Police said through further investigation, they determined the man was the driver of the alleged stolen vehicle involved in the crash earlier.
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The 39 year-old male will be in court on Tuesday. He is charged with multiple break-and-enter charges, possession of stolen property, and failing to remain at the scene of an accident.
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