Sarnia, Ont., police say they seized over $13,000 worth of illicit drugs earlier this week in a trafficking investigation.
Over the past several months, police have been conducting an investigation regarding an individual suspected of trafficking fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine within the city.
On Monday, a woman was arrested in the area of Cambridge Crescent and Dukinfield Court while seated in a vehicle. Police say she had a “bong” in her lap with what officers believed to be either cocaine or methamphetamine in the pipe.
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Police also determined that her vehicle was uninsured.
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While conducting a search of the vehicle, police say they seized over 33 grams of fentanyl, over 50 grams of methamphetamine, more than 13 grams of cocaine, three codeine pills, and $1,670 in cash.
Veronica Monique, 25, of Sarnia, is facing multiple possession and drug trafficking charges as well as a charge for operating an uninsured vehicle while prohibited.
She remains in custody pending a bail hearing.
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