'Large quantity' of firearms seized in West Grey
A Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) patch is seen on an officer. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh)
Several firearms have been seized as part of a joint investigation including West Grey police, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and OPP.
On Monday, officers used a search warrant at a property in the Municipality of West Grey and seized a “large quantity” of firearms, firearm components, prohibited devices, ammunition and $3,500 in cash.
A 24-year old man from West Grey has been arrested and charged with 25 Criminal Code offences.
- Possession of a restricted/prohibited firearm. (15 Counts)
- Possession of a prohibited device (two Counts)
- Possession of a loaded restricted firearm (two Counts)
- Manufacturing a firearm
- Possession of a non-restricted firearm
- Possession of a restricted/prohibited firearm for the purpose of trafficking
- Possession of a prohibited device
- Breach of a firearms prohibition (five year)
- Breach of a firearms prohibition (lifetime)
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