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CORNWALL – A five month drug trafficking investigation has concluded with the arrests of five Cornwall residents and over 100 charges laid.
The “Project Sunrise” investigation saw the Cornwall Police Service and O.P.P. search eight homes and two storage lockers in the city on Thursday last week (June 3). The homes were on Augustus Street, Paul Street, Eleventh Street East, Easton Avenue, Lennox Street and Montreal Road.
Fentanyl, regular and crystal meth and cocaine was seized, estimated to have a street value of nearly $248,000.
Officers also confiscated three firearms, ammunition, two Tasers and other “offensive” weapons.
June 9, 2021 at 9 h 39 min Reading time: 4 min Cornwall Police Service 2019 crest.
Cornwall, ON – Several individuals have been taken into custody as a result of the conclusion of Project Sunrise, a five-month long investigation into drug trafficking in the City of Cornwall.
On June 3
rd, 2021, members of the Cornwall Police Service (CPS), with the assistance of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), executed ten Controlled Drugs and Substances Act Search Warrants at eight residences and two storage lockers in the city of Cornwall. The search warrants were executed at residences located on Augustus Street, Paul Street, Eleventh Street East, Easton Avenue, Lennox Street and Montreal Road. As a result of the investigation, five individuals have been taken into custody and charged accordingly.