Two men were arrested and over $10,000 worth of drugs were seized during an arrest in Cambridge on Saturday.
Waterloo Regional Police say that they were called to Grand Avenue South in Cambridge for a report the men were loitering.
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Upon arrival, police say they recognized that one of the men was wanted on outstanding warrants.
They say they arrested both men and seized $4,800 worth of suspected fentanyl, approximately $6,600 worth of suspected methamphetamine and approximately $625 of suspected crack cocaine.
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A 35-year-old Cambridge man has been charged with numerous drug-related offences, including possession for the purpose of trafficking.
A 40-year-old Cambridge man was charged with possession of suspected methamphetamine and two outstanding warrants.
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