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Drug Warrants Lead To Charges In Dryden

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Multiple drug charges are being reported locally by Dryden Police.

Police say on Thursday they executed warrants with Provincial Police on two separate homes on Arthur Street and Government Street.

Police then say the Government Street residence was entered at around 7:55am with the residence on Arthur Street being entered at around 8:08am.

Dryden Police say the two homes were found to be connected during ongoing drug investigations.

As a result of the investigation, 42-year old John Adolphus Lenny of Dryden, 41-year-old Erin Sommer Smith of Dryden, and 33-year-old Jasmine Loren Adams of Eagle Lake First Nation were all charged with Possession of Methamphetamine.

56-year-old Glen Boris Lozej of Dryden was also charged with Possession of Methamphetamine, as well as Possession of Morphine, and Possession of Cocaine as well.

All the accused will appear in court in Dryden on March 31st.

 

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Various Drug Charges Laid By Dryden OPP

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Provincial Police in Dryden are reporting drug charges after executing a search warrant in the city.

Police say on Wednesday at around 9:46 pm they executed the search warrant at a residence on Rourke Avenue with officers from the Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau, Community Street Crime Unit, and the Dryden Police Service.

Police then say as a result of the search they seized Methamphetamine, Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), morphine, drug paraphernalia and several firearms.

OPP say the estimated value of the drugs seized is $3960.00.

Police say two Dryden residents face charges including 37-year-old Khrysti Bousfield with Possession of Methamphetamine for the purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Ecstasy, and two charges of Possession of a Schedule I substance – Opioid.

Police also say 25-year-old Katlyn Miller has been charged with Possession of Methamphetamine for the purpose of Trafficking, and Failing to comply with a Judicial release order.

OPP say both of the accused will appear in the Ontario Court of Justice on February 24th to answer to the charges.

 

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Dryden Police Lay Drug Charges

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Dryden Police are reporting more drug charges in the City.

Police say in the early morning hours today they saw a suspicious man trying to open the door to a residence on Florence Street.

Police then say after investigations they arrested the accused and he faces charges of Possession of Cocaine for the purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Methamphetamine for the purpose of Trafficking and Possession of a Prohibited Weapon.

Dryden Police say 21-year-old Logan Krassilowsky of Dryden was released on a Promise to Appear for November 25th.

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Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Charges In Dryden

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Dryden Police are reporting Drug Charges after a traffic stop on Whyte Avenue.

Police say on Friday at around 7pm they stopped the vehicle for a traffic offence and the driver was then detained for a Standard Field Sobriety Test and later found to not be impaired.

Police then say during the traffic stop they saw open liquor which lead them to search the vehicle.

Dryden Police say they located 22-year-old Sage Jazlyn Fox of Dryden and she was charged with two counts of Possession of an Opioid and one count of Obstructing a Peace Officer.

Police say Fox made a short appearance in front of a Justice of the Peace and was released.

Police also found a man hiding under jackets in the back of the vehicle as well and after a short struggle the man was apprehended.

Dryden Police say that man was identified as 36-year-old Waylon Jason Morton of Dryden and he was found to be in breach of a number of court ordered conditions including breaching house arrest conditions.

Police say Morton was further charged with Possession of Cocaine, two counts of Breach of Probation and two counts of Failing to Comply with Recognizance.