Ontario Provincial Police say four people from Guelph are facing trafficking charges after more than $120,000 in drugs was seized in northeastern Ontario.
The four were arrested in Armstrong Township on Aug. 6 after OPP said investigators with its organized crime unit received information from Guelph police.
OPP said several units were involved in the arrests, which were made during a traffic stop on Highway 11.
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Police said officers seized suspected fentanyl, meth and cocaine, but didn’t say how much of each was seized.
Three men and a woman, between the ages of 46 and 56, all face three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking.
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Two out of the four were released with conditions and a court date on Oct. 22, while the other two suspects remain in custody.
Armstrong is close to 200 kilometres north of North Bay.
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