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Fatal car explosion outside Kitchener courthouse caused by suspected I.E.D.

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Overdose alert issued for fentanyl found in Waterloo Region Emergency crews were initially dispatched to Duke Street between Frederick and Scott streets on Friday at around 10:30 a.m.

to extinguish a car that was on fire.“At this point, it’s very early in the investigation,” Const. Andre Johnson said from the scene at noon. “We are still trying to determine the cause of the fire and exactly what occurred.”While he couldn’t say if there were any injuries, police announced later on Friday that a body had been discovered inside the car.“We have our explosive device unit on scene trying to determine an origin of the explosion,” police spokesperson Cherri Greeno said.She says they have evacuated the area and are advising people to stay away as.

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