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WOODSTOCK, New Brunswick – A man who led New Brunswick police on a cross-border chase into Maine has been sentenced to seven months in jail. Antoine Beals, 27, was sentenced Tuesday for theft, assaulting police, dangerous driving and failing to stop. Beals…
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WOODSTOCK, New Brunswick – A man who led New Brunswick police on a cross-border chase into Maine has been sentenced to seven months in jail.
Antoine Beals, 27, was sentenced Tuesday for theft, assaulting police, dangerous driving and failing to stop.
Beals stole $10 worth of gas from a station near Woodstock in mid-October.
He was pulled over by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police near Florenceville, but refused to turn off his car’s engine. When a police officer tried to remove the keys, Beals sped off.
Beals’ pregnant fiancee was in the car throughout the 30-mile chase that followed.
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