Police operated on tip from local business
Kingston Police, acting on a tip from a local business, conducted a targeted operation leading to significant drug-related arrests on July 10, 2024. Following cooperative efforts with the business, authorities executed warrants under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act at both a store and a residence in Kingston's west end. Assisted by the Kingston Police Canine Unit, Drug Enforcement Unit, and General Patrol Division, the raid uncovered substantial evidence.
A 38-year-old Kingston resident faces multiple charges, including possession of firearms in defiance of a court order, possession of proceeds of crime, and trafficking cocaine and Oxycodone. Held for a bail hearing, the individual's arrest underscores the community's crucial role in tackling drug-related crime. The Kingston Police emphasized the importance of public cooperation in maintaining community safety and vowed to continue efforts to combat illicit activities.
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