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Pat Curran, interim director of the Serious Incident Response Team, says the officers fired their weapons around 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Onslow-Belmont Fire Hall, near Truro.
Curran says it's unclear why the officers opened fire, because the suspect was believed to be elsewhere.
The fire hall is about a half-hour drive from the tiny village of Portapique, where the assailant began shooting people and burning homes around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday.
The Onslow Belmont Fire Brigade wrote on Facebook that the hall was being used as refuge for evacuees from around Portapique Beach Road when the building was pelted by bullets.
The Facebook post, which has since been taken down, says the gunfire caused considerable damage to the fire hall but no one was injured.
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