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Dog was target in Prince George, B.C., home invasion, RCMP say

A stock photo of a dog. AP Photo

Two men are facing charges after what RCMP in Prince George, B.C., say was a home invasion where a dog was the target.

Police said they received a report Friday evening that two men with firearms had broken into a home.

When officers arrived, two suspects escaped out the back door, but were eventually arrested.

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Investigators learned that the people who lived at the home were told to hand over their dog, but refused to do that just before Mounties arrived.

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The suspects and one of the men in the home knew one another, police said, and no one was hurt, including a sleeping toddler and the dog. No information was provided on the breed of the dog.

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The two suspects, both 23, remain in custody and face charges of break and enter, weapons possession and assault.

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