Handguns, drugs seized in Kanata search
By Ted Raymond
Police found two guns, three stun batons, and a quantity of cocaine.
Ottawa Police say a 24-year-old man is facing a variety of charges after police found several weapons and drugs while executing a search warrant in Kanata.
Police searched a home on Streamside Cres. Thursday, seizing two 9mm handguns, ammunition, three stun batons, and a bulletproof vest. Police say they also found a quantity of cash and of cocaine.
Reyan Abdulkader is facing a slew of charges in this case.
- Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking in a Schedule I substance X 2
- Possess a Firearm Dangerous to Public Peace X 2
- Possess a Firearm without being Holder of a License X 2
- Possess an Unloaded Restricted Firearm with Readily accessible ammunition X 2
- Possess a high Capacity Magazine without being a Holder of a License
- Careless Storage of firearm X 2
- Possession of Prohibited Device X 3
- Possession of Proceeds of Crime over $5000
- Possession of Proceeds of Crime under $5000
- Breach of Recognizance X 7
Police say Abdulkader was on court-imposed release conditions for drug charges from January 2017 at the time of his arrest.
He will be in court to face these new charges Friday.