$50K worth of drugs seized in raid of 2 Kitchener homes: police

More than $50,000 worth of drugs were seized after officers raided a pair of Kitchener homes over the weekend, according to Waterloo Regional Police.

According to police, warrants were served at two homes on Garment Street and Southmoor Drive on Saturday.

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Police say officers seized quantities of fentanyl and cocaine with a total street value of over $50,000 as well as 100 rounds of .38-calibre ammunition

They also reportedly seized several thousand dollars in cash, money-counting machines, drug presses and weigh scales.

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