Waterloo Regional Police say officers seized fentanyl and weapons, including a sawed-off shotgun, while executing a search warrant on Tuesday.
Police say officers searched a home in the area of Marshall and Weber streets as part of a drug investigation, arresting three men and two women.
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The suspects have been charged with numerous drug and weapons offences, including trafficking and possession of a weapon.
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Police say officers found fentanyl, a switchblade knife, an expandable baton, a pellet gun, a modified sawed-off shotgun and ammunition.
The amount of fentanyl wasn’t disclosed, but police provided photos of the items seized.
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