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Police arrest Winnipeg man, seize $170K worth of drugs and guns

Winnipeg police headquarters. Global News / Amy-Ellen Prentice

A Winnipeg man has been arrested and about $170,000 worth of drugs have been seized, according to police.

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Earlier this month, police began investigating a man who they suspected of selling and storing fentanyl in the 300 block of Hargrave Street.

On Tuesday they arrested the man and used a search warrant at the location during which police say multiple items were seized:

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  • 181 grams of fentanyl (with a potential street value of $72,400)
  • 944 grams of methamphetamine (with a potential street value of $94,400)
  • 33 grams of cocaine (with a potential street value of $3,300)
  • Approximately $26,000 cash
  • Counterfeit money
  • A loaded semi-automatic 9mm handgun
  • An extra magazine for the 9mm handgun containing ammunition
  • A loaded .22 calibre revolver
  • Hundreds of rounds of .22 calibre ammunition
  • A high-capacity .22 calibre magazine
  • A revolver-style CO2 air gun
  • Materials used to produce fentanyl

Additionally, police say investigators used a search warrant on the suspect’s vehicle and seized a canister of bear spray, a machete and a knife.

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As a result, a 45-year-old man from Winnipeg is facing multiple drug and weapons charges and he has been detained in custody.

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