Update – Port Hope Police – Two People Facing Numerous Drug Charges

In Police Blotter

Two Port Hope residents are facing drug, weapons and bail violation charges after Officers from the Port Hope Police Criminal Investigation Bureau observed them together in a vehicle.

On May 14th 2020 shortly before 2:00 pm the two were observed in Port Hope.

The officers had knowledge that the two had a non-communication order in place for each other and subsequently uniform patrol officers initiated a traffic stop on Ridout Street where the two were taken into custody.

Further investigation revealed the two were in possession of illicit drugs; crystal methamphetamine, crack cocaine, cocaine, purple and blue fentanyl, hydromorphone capsule as well as other paraphernalia and Canadian Currency.

The street value of the illicit drugs was just short of $3000.00.

Further located was a “stun gun” baton that was made to look like a flashlight.

Wallace Munroe 28 years is charged with 3 counts of possession of a controlled substance, 1 count of failing to comply with an undertaking and 2 counts of breaching his probation.

Tammy Marlow 31 is charged with 1 count of possession of a schedule 1 substance for the purposes of trafficking, 3 counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of property obtained by crime, failing to comply with an undertaking, possession of a prohibited weapon and possession of a weapon.

Pete Fisher
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