Suspect charged after St. Thomas police seize 16 firearms during search warrant
Firearms seized by St. Thomas, Ont. police one June 6, 2021. (Supplied)
London, Ont. -
St. Thomas police have charged a suspect after 16 firearms were seized during a raid over the weekend.
Police executed a search warrant and found the guns Sunday at a St. Thomas residence.
A male suspect was arrested and charged with possession of a unauthorized firearm.
He has been released with a future court date.
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