This past Friday at approximately 4:20 p.m., Prince Albert RCMP received a report of a robbery on Sturgeon Lake First Nation.

 

Officers immediately responded and the  investigation determined several individuals approached a male victim. The victim was threatened and his vehicle was stolen,   but  was not injured during the incident.

 

Officers began patrolling to locate the stolen vehicle and soon located it driving on Sturgeon Lake First Nation and attempted a traffic stop.

 

Officers set up a tire deflation device and the suspect’s  vehicle abruptly made a u-turn to avoid it, almost striking two police vehicles. Officers continued to follow the vehicle and it  eventually came to a stop and the three occupants were arrested.

 

As a result of continued investigation, 29-year-old Tonisha Fulton from Prince Albert is charged with multiple offense including assaulting a police officer with a  weapon and one count of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and other offenses.

 

She appeared in Prince Albert Provincial Court yesterday.

Tonisha Fulton was also arrested on a warrant from Prince Albert Police Service.

 

The other two individuals arrested were released without charge.

 

The investigation continues.