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Saskatchewan RCMP saw a man breaching court-ordered conditions on Sept. 8 in North Battleford.
According to the release, officers arrested the 44-year-old and “seized 258 grams of methamphetamine, a conducted energy weapon and a sum of cash.”
At a residence on 104 Street in North Battleford, the Crime Reduction Team and Gang Task Force executed a search warrant.
According to the release officers located and seized:
- three improvised firearms,
- illegal cigarettes,
- a sum of cash
- and an e-bike that had previously been reported as stolen.
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The North Battleford man and a 46-year-old person who was also charged in relation to the investigation appeared in court on Sept. 10.
