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2 facing charges in probe alleging RV used to transport and sell illegal drugs in Niagara Region

Two people are facing charges after Niagara police found suspected Fentanyl in a recreational vehicle Oct. 27, 2022. Don Mitchell / Global News

A man and a woman are facing drug charges after a recreational vehicle (RV) containing suspected fentanyl was potentially being used to transport and sell illegal drugs in Niagara Region.

Police say the pair were arrested in St. Catharines Thursday after a search of the RV turned up 10.5 grams of the suspected opiod, $11,420 of cash and computers allegedly stolen from a reported break and enter earlier in October.

The man, 38, and the woman 58, are each facing charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking and property obtained by crime.

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Both are expected in court on Dec. 29.

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