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Man charged after cocaine found in baggie
Police seized $1,500 worth of cocaine at a home on Keeseekoowenin First Nation near Shoal Lake, Manitoba, RCMP said this morning.
There was 15 grams of cocaine found in a baggie on Wednesday. Drug paraphernalia and related items were also seized, RCMP said.
A 36-year-old reserve resident was charged with possession and trafficking. He’s being held in custody, police said.
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