Collingwood and Blue Mountain Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged three individuals in relation to weapons and drugs after a traffic stop led to more than expected.
On March 15, police pulled over a suspicious vehicle for a traffic violation on Hurontario Street in Collingwood.
Police say other traffic violations committed by the passengers were then identified, and it was determined that there were arrest warrants for them.
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As a result of the investigation, officers located and seized a number of drugs and prohibited weapons.
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Police have laid 17 charges in connection to this investigation.
The suspects, a woman aged 33 and two men aged 45 and 52, are all from Blue Mountain and are facing charges ranging from possession of a Schedule 1 substance, unauthorized possession of a weapon and obstructing police.
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