A St. Thomas man is charged with possessing and accessing child pornography following an investigation by London police.
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London police said they were made aware in June of an ongoing investigation by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the National Child Exploitation Crime Center involving a St. Thomas man.
Members of the London police internet child exploitation unit and St. Thomas police officers searched a home on Princess Avenue in St. Thomas on Friday, Aug. 30, London police said Tuesday.
A male suspect resisted arrest, police said.
Evidence of suspected child pornography was found on electronic devices that were seized, police said.
A 34-year old St. Thomas man is charged with breaching an order from a sexual offense conviction, possessing child pornography, accessing child pornography and resisting arrest.
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He is scheduled to appear Friday in a London court.
Woman, 21, sought after police found $190K in drugs
A 21-year-old Hamilton woman is being sought by Chatham-Kent police after a search of a vehicle turned up nearly $190,000 in illegal drugs.
A Chatham-Kent police officer stopped a vehicle being driven by a female driver on King Street East in Chatham on July 30, Chatham-Kent police said.
The driver provided a Quebec driver’s license that police said was fake.
The driver was arrested and police found an Ontario driver’s license with the woman’s correct identity. A large amount of currency and scales were found inside the vehicle, police said.
Raghdah Saad Taha Al-Janabi, 21, of Hamilton was charged with obstructing a peace officer, possessing a forged document with intent, and use of a forged document.
After she was released from custody, police applied for a warrant to search her vehicle. Cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl valued at $188,000 was found along with a knife and digital scales, police said.
Al-Janabi is wanted for possession of a prohibited weapon and three counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.
Anyone who knows her whereabouts is asked to call Chatham-Kent police at 911 or 519-352-1234.
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