Guelph police say three people are facing charges after officers found $2,000 worth of drugs in a home on Friday morning.
According to a news release, an investigation into fentanyl trafficking began back in September and it led to a search warrant being executed at an address in the city’s east end.
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Police didn’t say where exactly the warrant was carried out but that three people were arrested and a number of drugs and stolen property were seized.
The drugs found include purple fentanyl, crystal meth, heroin and prescription pills, police said.
A 24-year-old woman was charged with several drug-related offences, along with two 48-year-old men. They were not identified by Guelph police.
Police said the woman and one of the men were wanted on other matters and both were held in custody for a bail hearing.
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The other man was released on a promise to appear for a court date.
Guelph police didn’t say what started the investigation in the first place but acknowledged that there was assistance from the community.
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