A Toronto man is facing charges after London police seized cash and illegal drugs near downtown over the weekend.
On Saturday, police executed a search warrant at a residence and a vehicle on Woodward Avenue.
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According to police, officers seized 74 grams of cocaine, a digital scale, two cell phones, and $3,805 in Canadian currency.
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Police say the value of the cocaine seized is about $27,400.
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Ahmed Jama, 34, of Toronto, has been charged with trafficking of a Schedule I substance, and possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpose of trafficking.
Jama is expected to re-appear in London court on Nov. 25.
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