A Halifax man is facing multiple charges after RCMP officers from the Barrington and Shelburne Detachments stopped a vehicle on Highway 103 last week.
On July 2, officers stopped a vehicle travelling at 165 km/h, RCMP said in a news release.
Police determined that the vehicle they stopped had been reported stolen from Hants County.
The driver was arrested and was found to be in possession of a significant quantity of cocaine, police say.
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Ian Huskins, 39, of Halifax was held by police overnight before appearing in court in Shelburne, N.S., on July 3.
Huskins is facing the following charges under Canada’s Criminal Code:
- Possession of a stolen vehicle
- Possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking
- Three counts of failure to comply with release conditions
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Huskins is also facing multiple charges under a number of provincial acts.
- Stunting
- Operating a motor vehicle without a driver’s licence
- Illegal possession of liquor
Huskins is next scheduled to appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court on July 8.
The Mounties say their investigation is ongoing.
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