Ontario Provincial Police said they have charged two people, and seized cocaine, weapons and counterfeit cash after a search warrant was executed in Orillia on Friday morning.
At 6 a.m., police executed a search warrant at a home on Isabella Drive, and arrested two people on site.
Officers searched the residence and seized cocaine, over $25,000 in counterfeit Canadian cash, a Taser, a prohibited knife and an imitation handgun.
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Bradley Blackmore, 46, and Arissa-Lynn Bond, 26, both from Orillia, were charged with possessing cocaine for trafficking, possessing counterfeit money and possessing a prohibited device.
Both Blackmore and Bond were released and will appear in Orillia court in June.
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