Sarnia, Ont. police finds $85,000 worth of drugs in car, trio faces charges

Sarnia, Ont., police say three people are facing charges after $85,000 worth of drugs was found in a vehicle.

Around 4 a.m. Friday, police conducted a traffic stop.

When officers searched the vehicle, they discovered over $31,000 worth of street-ready fentanyl and around $3,580 worth of meth.

Police also found 21.1 grams of pure fentanyl, which when mixed with an agent could produce up to 250 grams of street-ready fentanyl worth $50,000 in total.

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