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BBC OS: Manhunt for two teenagers in Canada

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Manhunt for two teenagers in Canada

26/07/2019 GMT

BBC World Service - BBC OS, Manhunt for two teenagers in Canada

Canadian police are hunting two teenagers suspected of going on a killing spree.

Police in Canada are hunting two teenagers suspected of murdering a university professor and a young couple in the province of  British Columbia. We speak to a reporter who is in the teenagers' home town.

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(Photo: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police released photos of Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, from Port Alberni, British Columbia, who are considered main suspects in three killings. Credit: Alberta RCMP/AFP/Getty Images)

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