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Two North Bay residents charged with attempted murder

Two North Bay residents have been charged with attempted murder.

That’s according to the North Bay Police Service, which says yesterday (Dec. 12), officers attended a home in West Ferris in relation to a victim who had been forcibly confined.

The service says both accused, a 34 and a 35-year-old, had stolen items from the victim.

When the victim confronted them, the accused choked, stabbed and gagged the victim, before handcuffing them and placing them in a dryer.

Police say the victim then heard the accused talking about how they were going to kill them… escaped the dryer, ran to a neighbour’s and called police.

Along with Attempt Murder, they’re also facing charges of forcible confinement, robbery, assault and more.

The two are being held for a bail hearing.

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