EDMONTON -- A semi-truck crashed into a house in Lloydminster on Saturday night.
It happened around 10:30 in the area of 23 Street and 46 Avenue.
Earlier that evening, other motorists had called 911 to report a semi being driven "erratically" around the city: over the speed limit, in the opposite driving lane, and forcing other drivers off the roadway.
The truck was crashed into the house during police's attempt to intercept the semi.
The driver fled from the scene on foot, and bystanders helped officers track him to a nearby apartment, where he was arrested.
No one was hurt in the crash.
Police told CTV News Edmonton the truck was also stolen from a rural address north of Lloydminster in the Maidstone RCMP jurisdiction.
Ashley Cadrain, 37, of Lloydminster faces charges in both Alberta and Saskatchewan related to dangerous driving, fleeing, assaulting a peace officer with a weapon, mischief and posession of property obtained by crime over $5,000.
Cadrain is scheduled to appear in Alberta Provincial Court on June 16 and Saskatchewan Provincial Court on June 22.
