Two facing multiple charges after Fredericton police execute warrant

Two people are facing multiple charges after Fredericton police carried out a warrant at a home in Fredericton’s Northside on June 1.

Police say that two people, a 43-year-old man and a 49-year-old woman, were arrested as a result of the warrant.

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The man faces nine counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking in controlled substances, one weapon-related offence, one count of proceeds of crime, a charge of breach of a prohibition order, charges of possession of stolen property and a charge under the Tobacco Tax Act.

The woman, who has since been released on a promise to appear in court at a later date, also faces nine counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking in controlled substances.

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She’ll also face one weapon-related offence, charges related to possession of stolen property, a charge under the Tobacco Tax Act and one count of proceeds of crime.

Fredericton police say their investigation is ongoing.