Two charged after police seize drugs, cash, weapons in Charlottetown
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — A Charlottetown man and girl are going through prices after police searched a residence on Dec. 22.
In a launch the following day, Charlottetown police say members of the Road Crime Unit, the Fast Tactical Deployment Unit and different officers searched the Dawson Courtroom property simply earlier than midnight.
On the similar time officers carried out a focused visitors cease, each of which turned up unlawful medicine, weapons and different paraphernalia.
Police seized:
- 19.4 grams of crystal meth
- 65 grams of cocaine
- 56.2 grams of hash
- 99 grams of dried hashish
- 11 grams of mushrooms
- 87 varied drugs (benzodiazepine, dilaudid, ecstasy, biphentin)
- $2,130 in money
- A baton and several other knives
- Different drug paraphernalia
The discharge stated the road worth of the medicine was roughly $20,000. No rationalization of how they arrived at that worth was included.
Police stated a 37-year-old man and 51-year-old girl have been each charged with possession of medicine for the aim of trafficking.
The person was additionally charged with driving whereas prohibited, possession of a weapon whereas prohibited and breach of probation. Police stated additional prices could also be laid because the investigation continues.
The person stays in custody and can seem in provincial courtroom on Dec. 28, whereas the girl was launched from custody and can seem in provincial courtroom at a later date.
