New Brunswick RCMP confirms one person has died following a home invasion

New Brunswick RCMP confirms one person  has died following a home invasion in Berry Mills,  New Brunswick.
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On February 6, 2025, at approximately 5:51 a.m., members of the Caledonia Region RCMP responded to a  call of a home invasion at a residence on Isaiah  Street in Berry  Mills.
Three individuals  forced their way into the  apartment occupied by a man and woman, both in their thirties.  A struggle ensued, resulting in the  death of an unidentified  individual. When police arrived  on scene, two suspects had already  left the scene in a black 2018 Dodge Ram  2500.
A report of the incident was made at approximately 7:30  a.m. After further investigation,  it is believed that a  light-colored Ford F150  was also involved  in the home invasion. Police  are continuing to search for  both vans, but the  person initially named in the  Ready Alert is no longer considered a  suspect.
Police have reason to believe that this was a targeted  incident and that there is no longer a risk to the general public. The  Ready Alert has since  been ended.
"We are  seeking to speak with anyone who was  traveling in the Berry Mills area  in the early morning hours of February 6,  2025," Cpl. Hans Ouellette of the New Brunswick RCMP.  "If you have  any camera footage or other video from the area  around the time of the incident, please call  police."
If you have  any information  about this  investigation or believe  you saw one of the trucks involved, contact the New Brunswick RCMP at 911.  You can also  provide information anonymously  by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), downloading the secure P3  mobile app or  submitting a secure web tip at  www.
The New Brunswick  RCMP Major  Crimes Unit is leading the ongoing investigation. 
https://rcmp.ca/en/nb/news/2025/02/una-morte-dopo-l-invasione-di-casa

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