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Six Nations Police seize cocaine in Highway 54 property search
SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER- A Six Nations man and a Brantford woman are facing drug trafficking charges after a Six Nations Police (SNP) raid on a property on Highway 54. The SNP Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) launched the drug trafficking investigation Tuesday (July 28) executing four search warrants under Section 11 of the Controlled Drugs & Substances Act. SNP officers executed the search warrants on multiple vehicles as well as a Dundas Street property in Brantford and a…
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