Home Invasion Uncovers Drugs, Guns, Four Arrested

0:00It's March 25, Toronto news today starts now, AI powered and ready. Halton police have arrested four people following a home invasion in Oakville that uncovered a major stash of drugs and guns. On February 24, around 10 a.m., three mass suspects burst into a house on Settlers Road, one carrying a hammer. They confronted a woman inside, locked her in a closet, and made off with over $70,000 worth of designer clothes and a Honda CRV. Luckily, no one was hurt. Investigators tracked the suspects to Branford, where they carried out search warrants on March 13. That led to the seizure of a stolen Honda CRV from Toronto, fake license plates, and some of the stolen clothing. The big haul included three firearms, plenty of ammunition, and a ton of drugs ready for sale. The woman who was trapped in the closet got out unharmed, but the emotional toll of such a bold daytime break-in has residents on edge. Police say these arrests disrupt a local trafficking ring, preventing who knows how much

1:00poison from hitting the streets. Among the drugs nabbed were 12 ounces of fentanyl, a full kilogram of cocaine, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, and hydromorphone pills. The foreign custody-faced serious charges like robbery, forceful confinement, gun offenses, and trafficking. All suspects, including two from Branford, one from there too, and one from Kitchener, remain behind bars awaiting a bail hearing in Milton as the case moves forward.