Winnipeg man and others caught by Ontario police with roughly $24,000 in meth
The Ontario Provincial Police caught the five suspects during a traffic stop that came at the end of an investigation into drug trafficking in the city.
The Ontario Provincial Police caught the five suspects during a traffic stop that came at the end of an investigation into drug trafficking in the city.

Five people have been charged in Kenora, Ontario on Thursday, including one Winnipeg man. The Ontario Provincial Police caught the five suspects during a traffic stop that came at the end of an investigation into drug trafficking in the city.
Among the items seized are crystal meth with a street value of approximately $24,400, over $3,000 CAD; a gun; and other drug paraphernalia, reports CTV News Winnipeg.
Of those arrested include Tyler Mitchell from Winnipeg, as well as Katlynd Cronley-Polkinghorne, Kristianna Gray, Wayne Kejick, and Shelly Peetwayway who are all from Ontario.
Some of the chargesthey face include the following:
“The accused were held in custody and attended bail court on August 2, 2019 at the Kenora Courthouse,” reports NetNewsLedger’s James Murray.
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