A routine traffic stop in Trenton resulted in three people being arrested, OPP say.
Provincial police say they stopped a vehicle on Glen Miller Road at about 9 p.m. Thursday.
The driver, who OPP say initially gave a false name, was wanted by another police service, and arrested.
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Officers also noticed a pair of brass knuckles inside the vehicle and arrested the two passengers.
A search of the vehicle revealed a quantity of fentanyl, police say.
Michael Bird and Channing Emond, both of Belleville, along with Sara Lougheed of Quinte West have been charged with two counts of unauthorized possession of a weapon and one count of possession of fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking.
Bird was also charged with obstruction and driving while suspended.
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