Guelph police say they’ve seized multiple drugs after making a pair of arrests in the downtown.
On Thursday, investigators said they started surveillance after they saw a man go to a house known to be involved in the drug subculture.
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Police said the meetings involved drug trafficking.
Officers approached two men after they were seen leaving the address, and after a brief pursuit on foot that saw the pair run in opposite directions, they were arrested.
During a search, police said they found cocaine and fentanyl as well as Percocet pills and over $1,000 cash.
A Mississauga man and a man from Brampton, both 26 years old, were charged and held for bail hearings on Friday.
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