Road Rage Incident Leads to Drug and Weapons Charges

Friday, 3 July 2026 16:12

By Angus Gillespie

The incident occurred in St. Catharines in June

A road rage incident in Niagara Falls late last month has led to the arrest of a man from the Falls.

On June 25th, police were called following an incident in which one of the people involved allegedly produced hand gun.

Investigation by Niagara Regional Police led them identifying a suspect.

Search warrants were executed at a home where a quantity of drugs were found, including fentanyl and cocaine along with a large quantity of Canadian currency.

29-year-old Randolf Boanzie is facing various weapons and drug charges.

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Road Rage Incident Leads to Drug and Weapons Charges

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