Two people have been charged, after NRP found illegal cannabis in two Niagara Falls stores
Two cannabis stores in Niagara Falls have been shut down after police found over $250,000 in illegal product.
Police began an investigation last month into the illegal sale of cannabis, finding the stores were not authorized by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission to sell.
Search warrants were used on September 10th, which found the illegal cannabis and related products, as well as some money, and electronic devices.
Police have charged 39-year old Lehlohonolo Molefe of Toronto with the following, who was kept in custody, waiting to appear before a judge.
- Possess cannabis for the purpose of selling
- Possession of illicit cannabis
- Possession of property obtained by crime
- Possession of a prohibited weapon
- Fail to comply with release order - two counts
Police also charged 60-year old Misty-Lyn Drozdowsky of Port Colborne with:
- Possess cannabis for the purpose of selling
- Possession of illicit cannabis
- Possession of property obtained by crime
She was released from police custody with a court appearance scheduled for October 21st.
NRP Want Help After Horses Hurt
Niagara Families Connected to Doctor
Teenager Hurt in St. Catharines Stabbing
One Driver Arrested of Two Hit and Runs
Unifor and GM reach tentative contract agreement
Marineland ships another three belugas to San Diego
PM Carney says Canada will Meet U.S tariffs “Dollar for Dollar”
Province Investing in Niagara Businesses