OPP continues search for missing Scarborough man
Fifty pot plants seized in Warwick
September 20, 2017
Lambton OPP have charged three Warwick Township people with unlawfully producing marijuana after a raid on Nauvoo Road.
Police released information today about Sept. 7 drug raid at the home in Warwick. About 50 marijuana plants in various stages of growth and production equipment was seized.
Three people in the home, a 64 year-old man, a 60 year-old woman and a 37 year-old man have been charged and will be in court Nov. 8.
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