Waterloo Regional Police say suspected drugs and several items believed to be stolen have been recovered after officers carried out a search warrant in Cambridge on Monday.
The search warrant was carried out at a house on Cherry Taylor Avenue in the Preston Heights neighbourhood.
Police said they found high-end bicycles, a dirt bike, imitation and pellet guns, electronics, power tools, jewelry, laptops and phones inside the house.
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Police said officers also found suspected powder fentanyl and purple carfentanil.
No arrests have been made in the investigation.
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