Timmins police seize weapons, $18K in opioids, cocaine
The Timmins Police Service charged three people with weapons and drug offences stemming from an incident early in the afternoon on Nov. 30 in Timmins. (File)
The Timmins Police Service charged three people with weapons and drug offences stemming from an incident early in the afternoon on Nov. 30 in Timmins.
In a news release Thursday, police said they caught sight of a drug transaction taking place in a vehicle on Waterloo Road.
“Responding officers contained the area and proceeded to complete arrests of the occupants of the vehicle,” the release said.
“Quantities of opioids and cocaine with a street value of over $18,000, along with a loaded handgun, were located within the vehicle by the Timmins police.”
Three people, ages 25, 32 and 33, are all charged with trafficking and weapons possession.
The 32-year-old remains in custody and faces charges of violating probation.
The other two suspects have been released with a Jan. 17 court date.
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