Kapuskasing drug bust leads to arrest of four, including two southern Ont. teens

March: Drug bust in Kapuskasing leads to 4 arrests Four people are facing several charges following an OPP drug bust in Kapuskasing that saw a large quantity of drugs seized by police.

A drug raid at a northern Ontario home earlier this week has resulted in the seizure of $70,000 in drugs, including fentanyl, crack and crystal meth, along with the arrest of four people, police say.

Three of the suspects are from southern Ontario and include a 15-year-old from Niagara Falls, a 16-year-old from Whitby and a 28-year-old from Toronto, provincial police said in a social media post.

The fourth suspect is a 64-year-old from Kapuskasing.

They are all charged with drug trafficking and weapons-related offences after several units from the Ontario Provincial Police searched a home on O'Brien Avenue in Kapuskasing on March 26.

Other drugs seized include cocaine, oxycodone and Xanax.

Around $3,800 in cash was also seized along with a Glock 43 handgun and six cell phones.

All four of the accused were held in custody for a bail hearing.

"The OPP remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our community members," police said.

"Operations like these are essential in combating the harmful effects of illicit drugs and the associated criminal activities."

Kapuskasing Undated photo of Kapuskasing, Ont., sign. (CTV Northern Ontario)