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Charges haven’t been laid against the youth who was identified as the driver impersonating a police officer near Midale, Sunday night.
The youth cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
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Since charges haven’t been laid, RCMP cannot provide any identifying details of the youth.
“Weyburn RCMP do not believe there is any public safety concern associated with this incident, nor do investigators believe there is any connection to the September 12 suspicious death in the Weyburn area,” it said in a statement.
RCMP continue their investigation.
Information from initial release
In the initial release put out by RCMP on Sept. 15, it received a report of a vehicle potentially impersonating a police officer on a grid road near Midale, which is about 44 km south of Weyburn.
“A vehicle came up behind (the individual) displaying flashing blue and red emergency lights. Both vehicles slowed, then the vehicle with blue and red lights fled,” RCMP said in a statement.
RCMP describe the vehicle as a 2000s-model granite grey heavy-duty Chevrolet truck with a flat deck and heavy-duty rack. The red and blue lights were mounted near the rearview mirror in the front windshield.
