When London police went to arrest a woman on outstanding warrants on Friday, they ended up laying charges of their own.
Police say the woman was wanted by the St. Thomas Police Service.
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Officers arrested her on Friday in the area of Hamilton Road and Egerton Street, but also wound up arresting a London man and seizing a variety of drugs.
Police seized $1,700 worth of meth, $3,500 worth of fentanyl and purple fentanyl, $60 worth of Dilaudid (hydromorphone), roughly $7,000 cash, scales, packaging, and a cellphone.
A woman, 40, and man, 32, both of London have been jointly charged with three counts of possessing drugs for the purpose of trafficking.
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