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Two people in custody after weapons complaint in Tracy, N.B.

CTV Atlantic

Published Thursday, October 17, 2019 9:12PM ADT Last Updated Thursday, October 17, 2019 9:13PM ADT

Several cruisers and at least one armoured vehicle were on-site and a nearby home was evacuated. Police confirm a man and a woman were refusing to vacate the property.

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FREDERICTON -- Two people are in custody after an incident Wednesday night in Tracy, N.B.

A section of Route 101 was closed for most of the morning as police handled a weapons call on Heritage Drive.

A trailer was the focus of the investigation.

Several cruisers and at least one armoured vehicle were on site and a nearby home was evacuated. Police confirm a man and a woman were refusing to vacate the property.

The suspects were taken into custody and the road reopened after 11:30 a.m. Thursday.

Tracy is a village of about 500 people.

RCMP are still investigating the scene of a reported incident involving a firearm that came in after midnight.
Earlier today, Route 101 between Willow Ave and Boone Rd in #Tracy was closed to local traffic. The temporary closure affected the post and village offices.@CTVAtlantic pic.twitter.com/XUstgV856g
— Jessica Ng (@JessicaNgCTV) October 17, 2019