One person is dead after a Dec. 20 shooting in Inukjuak involving Nunavik Police Service, Quebec’s Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes says. (File photo)
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2 agencies investigating Dec. 20 ‘exchange of gunfire’ that sent 2 people to hospital
One person has died after a shooting involving Nunavik Police Service officers in Inukjuak on Dec. 20, according to a Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes update released Tuesday.
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