Thirty fentanyl patches and several thousand Canadian dollars were found after St. Thomas police raided a residence in the city’s south end.
Police also searched and seized two motor vehicles that contained large amounts of Canadian currency.
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The street value of the fentanyl seized is estimated at $8,000.
Robin Shelly, 52, of St. Thomas has been charged with trafficking of a controlled substance.
Raymond Versteeg, 31, of London has been charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.
Both remain in custody and police say additional charges are forthcoming.
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