Photo courtesy of  OPP West.Photo courtesy of OPP West.
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Routine traffic stop ends with four people facing drug charges

Four people are charged with drug-related offences after a traffic stop in Saugeen First Nation turned up illegal opioids.

Grey Bruce OPP were on routine patrol on Pashwood Drive when an officer spotted a vehicle pulling a trailer without lights around 3:45 a.m. on Saturday. The officer pulled the vehicle over and determined its driver was prohibited from getting behind the wheel.

A search of the vehicle was then conducted. It turned up an undisclosed quantity of drugs.

The driver and three passengers were arrested.

A 44-year-old from Wellington County, a 51-year-old from Neyaashiinigmiing First Nation, and a 26 and 28-year-old from Saugeen First Nation are charged with possession of a schedule I substance.

The 44-year-old faces an additional charge of driving while prohibited.

All four of the accused are scheduled to appear in Walkerton court in relation to the charges on August 28.

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