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Stolen RV found destroyed 10 minutes from family home in Cornhill, N.B.

19.09.2026 19:30 1 min 1 source РУС
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A stolen RV was found destroyed 10 minutes from the family's home in Cornhill, New Brunswick. Police are investigating; the family reports significant damage.

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Stolen RV found destroyed 10 minutes from family home in Cornhill, N.B.

19.09.2026 CTVNews ENG Original source

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