London police say two men are facing charges after search warrants turned up replica guns, ammunition, and drugs.
According to police, members of the emergency response unit stopped a vehicle at roughly 5:15 p.m. Thursday on South Street near Wellington Street in connection with an ongoing investigation.
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One male was arrested at the scene.
The guns and drugs section executed search warrants at residences on Josephine Street, Dundas Street East, and Albert Street, where a second man was reportedly arrested.
Police say they seized 32 grams of fentanyl valued at $14,000, 36 grams of cocaine valued at $3,600, $1,000 cash, 14 rounds of .410 ammunition, 20 rounds of 40 calibre ammunition, a conducted energy weapon, three replica handguns, and three replica rifles/machine guns.
Two London men, age 32 and 38, face a total of six counts including possession for the purpose of trafficking.
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