Regina cops seize drugs and weapons after woman allegedly rams police vehicles

A month-long investigation by police ended on Wednesday with three arrests and the seizure of weapons and suspected drugs.

The investigation – which included officers from both Regina and Saskatoon – led to a traffic stop on Highway 11 northwest of Regina. According to police, the driver of the vehicle tried to get away, ramming police vehicles in the process.

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“The vehicle was stopped and two adult males and one adult female were subsequently taken into custody,” the Regina Police Service said in a statement.

Police said a search of the vehicle turned up 1,187 grams of suspected cocaine, 4.17 grams of suspected meth, bear mace, a machete, scales and ammunition.

All three people in the vehicle are now charged with possession of a scheduled substance for the purpose of trafficking. The 24-year-old woman who was allegedly behind the wheel is also charged with dangerous driving, resisting arrest and possession of firearms contrary to a prohibition order.

All three made their first court appearance on Wednesday.