Six Youths Arrested, Two At Large After Car Crashes In Ditch

Six teens have been arrested, and twp more are missing, after a bizarre scene in Lloydminster. Wednesday evening, the RCMP attempted to pull over a car, but it fled. The car was eventually found in the ditch beside 75th Avenue, and eight kids found nearby began to run from police. Some tried to break into other cars and steal them, while others broke into garages to hide. Three boys and three girls from surrounding municipalities were arrested, and two teen boys are still at large. They may be driving a stolen 2002 Dodge Dakota with clear plastic on the rear window. If anyone knows their whereabouts, call the Lloydminster RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
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