RCMP make arrest after erratic driving reported near Davidson, Sask.

WATCH: A Regina man is facing charges over dangerous driving after police were forced to use a tire deflation device on Highway 11 last week.

A Regina man is facing charges after his alleged erratic driving led to a police pursuit in central Saskatchewan last week.

On Aug. 20, at around 4:50 p.m., Saskatoon RCMP received several reports of an erratic driver travelling southbound on Highway 11.

Members of the service’s Craik detachment found the suspect driving at a high rate of speed near Kenaston.

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Officers attempted to pull the vehicle over but the driver continued on – fleeing police while travelling southbound.

Officers deployed a tire deflation device ahead of the chase. The suspect drove over the device – which deflated all four of the vehicles’ tires.

The vehicle continued on at a reduced speed before coming to a stop north of Davidson. The driver was arrested.

The 38-year-old from Regina faces one count of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and one count of flight from a peace officer. He received a traffic-related ticket and his vehicle was impounded.

The accused is scheduled to appear in Moose Jaw provincial court on Oct. 1.