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Police in Saskatoon seized more than 14 kilograms of illegal drugs last Friday after arresting a man and raiding a pair of homes.
According to a statement released on Wednesday, police arrested the 34-year-old man on Friday as part of a drug investigation, and later executed search warrants at homes on Willis Crescent and Seventh Street East.
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During the searches, police said officers seized 9,061 grams of meth, 4,177 grams of cocaine, 212 grams of crack cocaine, 609 grams of fentanyl, $31,500 in cash, a hydraulic press and “packaging materials.”
Police said the 34-year-old man is now “facing several charges in relation to drug trafficking and possession of counterfeit identity documents.”
