gUELPH — Real and replica guns, knives and street drugs were seized after Guelph police executed a search warrant in the city’s downtown.
Police said it took place at an apartment building near the intersection of Carden Street and Wyndham Street North Wednesday morning.
According to a media release by the Guelph Police Service, members of the newly formed Break Enter Auto Theft (BEAT) team reportedly began an investigation into an “unlawful possession of a restricted firearm.”
The BEAT team and the tactical unit seized a modified restricted firearm, replica firearms, knives, cocaine, fentanyl, crystal methamphetamine, and hydromorphone. The street value of the drugs is approximately $6,000.
Two Guelph men aged 30 and 34, and a 40-year-old Guelph woman are facing several drugs and weapons charges.
Police said the investigation is going, and there may be additional charges.
