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Abbotsford Police investigate home invasion and find a drug lab and a man's body

Ish Sharma Abbotsford Police, 03 Feb, 2023 12:54 PM
  • Abbotsford Police investigate home invasion and find a drug lab and a man's body

In the early hours of Friday morning at 4:11 am, Abbotsford Police were called to a home invasion in the 7000 block of Nicholson Ave after reports of shots being fired.

Upon police arrival, officers located a body of a man. During the search of the home, police also found a drug lab.

Early indications suggest that this incident is targeted, and the public is not at risk.

IHIT will be providing further information regarding the incident. 

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