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A routine traffic stop has resulted in the seizure of drugs for Provincial Police in Fort Frances. Officers pulled over a vehicle on Sunday afternoon shortly after 3 o’clock for a Highway Traffic Act violation. Police found more than four grams of Fentanyl, 16 Hydromorphone pills, and 18 Morphine pills. OPP say 27-year-old Dylan Pattison faces a total of four charges and 20-year-old Riley Bimm faces two charges. Both of the accused are from Fort Frances. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comment-content a').attr('target','_blank'); });

A routine traffic stop has resulted in the seizure of drugs for Provincial Police in Fort Frances. Officers pulled over a vehicle on Sunday afternoon shortly after 3 o’clock for a Highway Traffic Act violation. Police found more than four grams of Fentanyl, 16 Hydromorphone pills, and 18 Morphine pills. OPP say 27 year old Dylan Pattison faces a total of four charges and 20 year old Riley Bimm faces two charges. Both of the accused are from Fort Frances. Charge Breakdown: Dylan PATTISON (27) of Fort Frances was charged with: -2 counts of Possession of a controlled substance – Schedule I ...

Article content A tenancy manager opted to say “yes” to a free ounce of pot, but apparently said “no” to noticing anything strange about a student flat he rented out that was being used for what has been called a “significant” cannabis grow-op Michael Kinraid, 33, was sentenced to 10 months of home detention and 300 hours of community work last week for his part in the weed-growing venture, according to Stuff. He had been charged with cultivating cannabis. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Kiwi property manager tur...

Scarfies 2.0: Addict property manager happy flat full of weed uncovered 22 Jan, 2021 01:27 AM 3 minutes to read There were 353 plants seized from the flat made up of 13 different strains. Photo / Getty Images There were 353 plants seized from the flat made up of 13 different strains. Photo / Getty Images Otago Daily Times By: Rob Kidd A property manager who leased a student flat to a cannabis syndicate for a half-million-dollar drug operation says he is happy he was caught. Michael John Kinraid, 33, appeared in the Dunedin District Court this afternoon after pleading guilty to cultivating the...

The court heard Pattison became a “tenant” at the property from mid-March last year. A month later police began investigating the flat, where Pattison was involved in looking after the plants, including harvesting. The flat’s four bedrooms were each set up as a grow room, with drying areas, fans and ducting throughout the property. On July 11 a front window was broken in an unrelated incident, and plants were moved into the roof space. Later that month a search warrant was executed. Police found 353 cannabis plants, along with equipment worth $14,835. The plants had a potential yi...