Police seize $134,000 in drugs and cash in Woodstock
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Seven people are facing serious charges after around $134,000 in drugs and cash were seized in Woodstock yesterday.
Police say that early in the morning, a search warrant at several apartments saw suspected fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine seized, as well as nearly $2000 in cash.
Charges issued against seven people include possession of property obtained by crime, possession of substances intended for trafficking.
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