A quantity of the potentially deadly drug fentanyl was stolen during a home invasion late Tuesday in Nova Scotia.
The Mounties say they responded to the robbery at about 10 p.m. in the Valley neighbourhood near Truro, at a residence on McCallum Drive.
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Investigators say three men forced their way into a home and demanded drugs from a homeowner.
They made off with quantities of fentanyl and morphine, a cell phone and cash, escaping the area undetected before police arrived.
The RCMP are looking for tips from anyone who might have witnessed the incident.
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