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Police seize fentanyl, 3D-printed firearm parts from Priestville home
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29 and remains in custody, with his next court appearance scheduled for Nov.
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Police seize fentanyl, 3D-printed firearm parts from Priestville home
Pictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit seizes fentanyl, 3D-printed firearm parts during search warrant execution
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By Matthew Bambrick
Published Oct 30, 2026
Pictou County Integrated Street Crime Enforcement Unit have charged a 52-year-old Priestville man after seizing drugs, replica firearms, and 3D-printed firearm parts while executing a search warrant on Oct. 27.…
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