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THUNDER BAY — Two residents of the Greater Toronto Area are in custody facing multiple drug-related charges after Thunder Bay Police executed a traffic stop on Sunday afternoon.
Members of the TBPS Intelligence Unit had observed a man arrestable for drug-trafficking offences travelling in a car on the Thunder Bay Expressway just before 4 p.m. They pulled the vehicle over on Hodder Avenue near Cuyler Street, and apprehended the man as well as a female who was in the vehicle.The estimated street value of the drugs is $46,000.
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