"On Sept. 7, 2022, during a high-speed pursuit at the end of the three-day manhunt for the killer, RCMP Const. Heidi Marshall forced Sanderson off the road and into the ditch on Highway 11, the major four-lane highway that runs through the centre of Saskatchewan."

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RCMP Const. Heidi Marshall, who was involved in the high-speed chase at the end of a three-day manhunt for mass killer Myles Sanderson in 20222, was among a handful of officers and staff honoured with a traditional Cree starblanket at a ceremony in James Smith Cree Nation on Friday evening.

The PIT!

"This decision, said Det. Sgt. Kane, gave Marshall the opportunity to make the "tactically sound" decision to follow Sanderson across the median, deliberately hit the stolen truck and force it into the ditch.

The PIT (precision immobilization technique) manoeuvre requires the pursuit vehicle to nudge the rear corner of the vehicle being chased, causing it to spin to a stop.

Once the Avalanche came to a standstill, Marshall joined officers swarming the truck, guns drawn, screaming for Sanderson to show his hands and get out of the vehicle. A side airbag can be seen covering Sanderson's face, but Kane said police saw Sanderson's hands appear to move toward his face from his waist area below the airbag."

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The RCMP constable who forced Myles Sanderson's stolen truck into the ditch offered a terrifying tale Tuesday when she testified at the public inquest into the mass killer's arrest and death.