Three people facing charges following seizure of drugs, weapon in Kingston, Ont.
Police in Kingston say three people are facing charges following the execution of a search warrant at a home located on Wright Crescent in the city of Kingston, Ont.
The investigation started this month when police suspected two men were "actively trafficking crystal methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl from a residence on Wright Crescent," police said in a news release on Friday.
Police add that the two men were seen leaving the target home with two other people in a cab on June 20. That was when they were stopped by police and arrested.
Officers allege that two of them were in possession of fentanyl, while another had a hidden functioning Taser.
After that, a search warrant was executed at the home. Police said officers found signs of drug trafficking, as well as a double-barreled sawed-off shotgun, unsafely stored in the residence.
A 38-year-old has been charged with multiple weapons offences, while a 25-year-old and a 45-year-old – with no fixed address – have been charged with possession of fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking.
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