Guelph Police have taken several drugs and guns off the streets following a Wednesday afternoon bust.
Police began an investigation into a Guelph couple following reports of possible trafficking occurring within the city.
Officers located and arrested a 45-year-old Guelph man and a 38-year-old Guelph woman sometime Wednesday afternoon and placed them under arrest for possession for the purpose of trafficking.
A search of the female suspect turned up crystal meth, with an estimated street value of $2,670, according to police.
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Following the pair’s arrest, police executed a search warrant on a home in the city’s east end.
Police say the search of the home turned up more crystal meth estimated to be worth $9,200, along with mushrooms, fentanyl, and hydromorphone.
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Along with the drugs, Police say they also recovered four replica handguns, a 12 gauge shotgun with ammunition, and about 41 bicycles alleged to have been stolen from around the city.
The pair of suspects remain in custody ahead of a bail hearing.
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