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Over $10K of cocaine seized from Oxford Mills home, say OPP

Officers seized more than $10,000 of cocaine while executing a search warrant in Oxford Mills, OPP say. File photo

An Oxford Mills man has been arrested after OPP say a search warrant turned up significant amounts of drugs and cash.

On April 25, OPP executed a search warrant at a home on County Road 18 in the Village of Oxford Mills.

READ MORE: Eight arrested in drug trafficking investigation between the GTA and Simcoe County: OPP

Police say they seized cocaine, drug-packaging materials, a weapon and approximately $4,000 in cash during the search.

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OPP say the cocaine seized from the home has an estimated street value of over $10,000.

Matthew Morrigan, 35, of Oxford Mills was arrested and charged with possession of an unauthorized weapon and possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.

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Morrigan was released on bail and is set to appear in Brockville court on June 7.

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