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N.S. RCMP say they’ve stopped a man who allegedly went on a two-week crime spree
RCMP say the suspect stole vehicles, fuel and merchandise, then rammed a police car and fled before officers arrested him Monday.
- On Monday, Nova Scotia RCMP arrested a 29-year-old man, concluding a two-week crime spree involving thefts and driving offences across the province's southwest region.
- The spree began October 20, 2026, in Middleton when the suspect allegedly shoplifted and fled in a stolen Ford F-150 truck.
- During the spree, the man allegedly hit a Yarmouth business and stole fuel in Digby, rammed a police car in Nictaux on November 1, and stole another truck in Berwick on November 5.
- After fleeing on foot into a cornfield in Lawrencetown on November 7, police apprehended the suspect, who now faces multiple charges including dangerous operation of a conveyance and flight from police.
- Investigators seized the stolen truck, which had been painted multiple times in an apparent attempt to alter its appearance, according to The Canadian Press report published November 13, 2026.
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MIDDLETON - Police in Nova Scotia say a 29-year-old man is facing multiple charges after allegedly going on a two-week crime spree across the southwest part of the province.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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