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Kawartha Lakes Police Charge Four After an Early-Morning Warrant in Lindsay, Where Kawartha 411 Reports 1,114.5 Grams of Cocaine, 156.1 Grams of Fentanyl and $6,170 in Cash Were Seized (November 10, 2026)

Reported Tuesday, November 10, 2026, by Kawartha 411 · Lindsay, Ontario
1,114.5 gCocaine reported seized
156.1 gFentanyl reported seized
$278,064Reported value estimate
4People charged

Four people face drug and proceeds-of-crime charges after the Kawartha Lakes Police Service executed a search warrant in the early morning hours of Tuesday, November 10, in Lindsay, Ontario. Kawartha 411, which published the details on November 10, reports that the force’s Criminal Investigations Branch had run a month-long drug trafficking investigation, that the Ontario Provincial Police Tactics and Rescue Unit assisted at the branch’s request, and that officers seized 1,114.5 grams of cocaine, 156.1 grams of fentanyl, 403.1 grams of crack cocaine, 339.9 grams of dried cannabis and $6,170 in Canadian currency, along with other items police believe are connected to drug trafficking. All four accused were held in custody pending bail hearings later the same day.

The Warrant in Lindsay

Kawartha 411 reports that the Criminal Investigations Branch of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service had run a month-long drug trafficking investigation before officers executed a search warrant in Lindsay in the early morning hours of November 10. The outlet reports that the branch asked the Ontario Provincial Police Tactics and Rescue Unit to assist in executing the warrant safely, and that four people were arrested.

The Seizure List

The weights Kawartha 411 publishes are 1,114.5 grams of cocaine, 156.1 grams of fentanyl, 403.1 grams of crack cocaine and 339.9 grams of dried cannabis. The outlet puts the estimated street value of the narcotics at $278,064 and reports $6,170 in Canadian currency was seized alongside them, with other items police believe are connected to drug trafficking. The street-value figure is an estimate, not a cash total.

The Counts

Kawartha 411 reports that each of the four was charged with three counts of possession of a Schedule I substance contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, and one count of possession of proceeds of crime over $5,000 contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada.

Charges, as Kawartha 411 words them

  • Each of the four: “Possession of a Schedule I Substance contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act” — three counts
  • Each of the four: “Possession of Proceeds of Crime Over $5,000 contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada” — one count
  • Custody: all four held pending bail hearings later on November 10

Timeline

  • About one month before the warrantThe Criminal Investigations Branch of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service begins a drug trafficking investigation in Lindsay, Kawartha 411 reports.
  • November 10, 2026, early morningOfficers execute a search warrant in Lindsay, with the Ontario Provincial Police Tactics and Rescue Unit assisting at the branch’s request. Four people are arrested.
  • November 10, 2026The four are held in custody pending bail hearings later the same day.
  • November 10, 2026Kawartha 411 publishes the seizure list and the charges.
Kawartha Lakes Police Service
Its Criminal Investigations Branch led the investigation and executed the warrant
Ontario Provincial Police Tactics and Rescue Unit
Assisted at the request of the Criminal Investigations Branch

Sources

  • Kawartha 411, “Drug Trafficking Investigation In Lindsay Results In Four People Being Charged,” November 10, 2026 — for the seizures, the charges and the custody status — kawartha411.ca

All four are presumed innocent, and none of these charges has been tested in court. The allegations are those of the Kawartha Lakes Police Service, as reported by Kawartha 411.


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