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Calls about a suspicious vehicle ended with police in Moose Jaw arresting a B.C. man and seizing a significant quantity of drugs Thursday morning.
According to the Moose Jaw Police Service, officers conducted a traffic stop after getting reports about a suspicious vehicle at a business on Lakeview Road.
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Police said the vehicle was searched by police using a dog, and the officers located more than a kilogram of cocaine and around one gram of fentanyl, “with an estimated street value of $110,000.”
A man from B.C. is now facing charges of drug possession and possession for the purpose of trafficking, police said. A female suspect is facing the same charges, along with an additional charge of obstruction.
“Police also executed outstanding warrants for the female from another jurisdiction in the province,” the police force added.
Both suspects are expected to appear in court on Friday.
