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Guelph police seize over $800K in drugs along with semi-automatic handgun

Guelph police say around seven kilograms of coccaince, along with other drugs, was seized on Aug. 2. (GPS) Guelph police say around seven kilograms of coccaince, along with other drugs, was seized on Aug. 2. (GPS)
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Guelph police said two men were placed under arrest after a haul of drugs, cash and weapons were seized in the Royal City.

Officers searched three homes and businesses early Wednesday after a drug trafficking investigation began earlier this summer. Police did not say where the homes or businesses were located in the city.

Around seven kilograms of cocaine and a half kilogram of MDMA were found during the searches. According to police, the cocaine has an estimated street value of $780,000, while the MDMA is believed to be worth nearly $40,000.

Large quantities of dried cannabis, cannabis products and anabolic steroids were seized, along with $27,000 in cash, a Glock semi-automatic handgun with high-capacity magazine, a replica handgun and a conducted energy weapon.

A 37-year-old Guelph man is charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking, possessing proceeds of crime and possession of illicit cannabis.

A 33-year-old Breslau man is charged with 11 counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, possessing cannabis for the purpose of selling and several gun-related charges.

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