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Police Discover $145,000 Worth of Illegal Items

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A search warrant carried out in Harrow revealed over $145,000 in weapons, cash, and illegal drugs.

The Ontario Provincial Police raided a residence last Wednesday on Erie View Avenue.

They were assisted by members of the Essex County OPP Community Street Crime Unit, OPP Urban Search and Rescue, Chemical, the Essex County Canine Unit, and Canada Border Services Agency, which helped with a handheld X-ray machine.

The operation also had backing from the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive Response Team.

The OPP stated that the investigation is still ongoing.

So far, authorities haven’t disclosed if anyone has been arrested or what charges might be brought against them.


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