RCMP say 22 firearms have been stolen in a series of break and enters in the Codiac region of New Brunswick since mid-December.
Police say the firearms were stolen from homes in Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview and surrounding areas.
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Ten were stolen from one residence, where they were safely stored.
Police say most of the 22 firearms were hunting rifles, but a revolver and a reproduction pistol were also stolen along with electronics, jewellery, liquor and even food from some of the homes.
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