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Shots fired at home in Deschambault Lake, Sask.

Deschambault Lake RCMP said two bullet holes were found in a home in the northern Saskatchewan community. File / Global News

Two men have been charged after shots were fired at a home in northern Saskatchewan.

RCMP said they went to a home in Deschambault Lake early Tuesday morning after a caller reported shots fired.

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Two bullet holes were found in the home by officers, according to a police statement.

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No injuries were reported and police said everyone inside the home were removed to ensure their safety.

Two men were located and taken into custody.

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Simon Mathias Sewap, 39, and Kevin Scott Sewap, 28, are each facing eight weapons-related charges.

They remain in custody and will appear Thursday in Prince Albert provincial court.

Deschambault Lake is roughly 460 kilometres northeast of Saskatoon.

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