Three charged with trafficking cocaine in Saskatoon bust

Three people have been charged for allegedly trafficking cocaine in Saskatoon. Members of the Saskatoon integrated drug enforcement team made the bust following a traffic stop Saturday at 22nd Street West and Avenue C.

Police said a 25-year-old Edmonton man had 46.2 grams of crack cocaine in his possession, along with two mobile phones and $100 cash.

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Officers also arrested a 21-year-old Toronto man who they said had 6.3 grams of crack cocaine, 0.9 grams of powered cocaine, $955 and a mobile phone.

A 22-year-old Regina man had two cell phones in his possession that police said had messages consistent with drug trafficking.

The trio are scheduled to appear Monday in Saskatoon provincial court.