Six Nations Police charge four in fentanyl trafficking investigation

Four Ohsweken residents are facing trafficking in fentanyl, cocaine and drug possession charges after Six Nations Police (SNP) executed a search warrant Friday, Feb., 15 on a Fifth Line Road home and mobile trailer. SNP executed two Section 11 Controlled Drugs & Substances Act search warrants at the 5th Line Road residence and mobile trailer where four adults were arrested without incident, police said. Two women, ages 34 and 58, and two men, 38 and 35 are facing a series of trafficking and drug related charges. Three of the accused were remanded in custody pending formal bail hearings, the 35-year-old man was released via a Form 10 Undertaking with a future court date. The charges came as a Six Nations Police Fentanyl trafficking investigation came to a conclusion. On February…

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