Police discovered roughly $50,000 in cash and drugs at a home in Ontario’s cottage country last week when they went there on an unrelated task.

In a post on X, Ontario Provincial Police said a man is now facing a total of nine charges, including three counts of failing to comply with a release order and possessing substances — such as opioids, heroin and methamphetamine — for the purpose of drug trafficking.

Ontario Provincial Police also discovered roughly $50,000 in cash and drugs at a home in Ontario’s cottage country.{ai:summary}<p>Ontario Provincial Police found approximately $50,000 in cash and various drugs, including opioids, heroin, and methamphetamine, during a visit to a home for an unrelated matter. A man has been charged with nine offenses, including drug trafficking and failing to comply with a release order. #crime</p>

OPP went to a home to get medication for suspect in custody and found a wanted man instead

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