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Halifax police charge 5 after cannabis dispensary raid

The drug unit of the Integrated Criminal Investigation Division raided the Atlantic Compassion Club Society at 141A Main Street in Dartmouth at 11:45 a.m. REYNOLD GREGOR / GLOBAL NEWS

Halifax Regional Police say they’ve charged five people after raiding an illegal cannabis dispensary on Tuesday.

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Police say the drug unit of the Integrated Criminal Investigation Division raided the Atlantic Compassion Club Society at 141A Main Street in Dartmouth at 11:45 a.m.

The raid marks the second time in two weeks police executed a search warrant at the dispensary.

READ MORE: 13 arrested after raid of cannabis dispensary in Dartmouth

Halifax police say officers seized over $9,000, approximately 2.5 pounds of cannabis and 700 other cannabis products.

As a result of the raids, 25-year-old Colton Bordage of Dartmouth, 32-year-old Travis Dwyer of Cole Harbour, 24-year-old Andre Hemlin of Dartmouth, 22-year-old Corez Willams of Dartmouth and 40-year-old Tarra Comeau of Halifax face the following charges:

  • Possession of cannabis for the purpose of distributing
  • Possession of cannabis for the purpose of selling
  • Possession for the use in production or distribution of illicit cannabis
  • Possession of property obtained by crime

READ MORE: 3 people charged after raid of cannabis dispensary in Halifax  

Police say all five people are expected to appear in Dartmouth provincial court to face their charges.

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-With files from Graeme Benjamin

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