Drugs and guns seized in Sarnia. December 2022. (Photo of Sarnia Police Sevice)Drugs and guns seized in Sarnia. December 2022. (Photo of Sarnia Police Sevice)
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Weapons, $28K worth of drugs seized in Sarnia

Drug trafficking charges have been laid after Sarnia police seized over $28,000 worth of drugs as part of a weapons investigation that started in October.

Members of the Vice Unit started investigating a suspect in the fall who allegedly possessed firearms despite being under a weapons prohibition.

Officers searched a residence in the area of Cardiff Drive and Murphy Road Thursday evening at around 5:51 p.m.

Police seized an estimated combined total of $28,328 worth of drugs and over 3,600 rounds of ammunition.

A complete list of items seized can be found below:

- 322.09 grams of crystal methamphetamine

- 66.71 grams of fentanyl

- 4.58 grams of cocaine

- Digital scales

- Drug packaging

- $3,360 in currency

- .22 calibre rifle (loaded)

- Double barrel 20 gauge shotgun

- Single barrel 20 gauge shotgun

- Crossbow

- 8 pellet guns

As a result of the seizure, 41-year-old David Joseph Bagnarol of Sarnia was charged with three counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. Police said he also faces "numerous counts" related to firearm offences.

He remains in custody pending a bail hearing.

Sarnia police also said a warrant has been requested for 30-year-old Skylar Ann Sikosi for three counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, along with numerous firearm-related offences.

Charges against the accused have not been proven in court.

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