Image: Bonnyville RCMP. Items seized by police during the arrest.
A suspicious vehicle on the road led to the driver facing several charges, including drug trafficking and weapons offences.
Bonnyville RCMP patrolling on Tuesday saw a older pickup with a smashed rear windshield on 66 Street, which did not stop or signal at a stop sign.
When the truck went to a gas station, police conducted a roadside check.
Police discovered the driver didn’t have a valid licence, leading to the truck being towed. Then during a vehicle inventory, RCMP found meth, other drug paraphernalia and over $500 cash.
Kyle Rooks, 40-year-old, from Cold Lake, was placed under arrest.
He faces charges of Possession of Meth for the Purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Stolen Property and two Weapons Offences for having a homemade taser.
He was released from custody by a Justice of the Peace and set to appear in Bonnyville Provincial court on November 5th.
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Drug charges laid after meth found in suspicious vehicle
Image: Bonnyville RCMP. Items seized by police during the arrest.
A suspicious vehicle on the road led to the driver facing several charges, including drug trafficking and weapons offences.
Bonnyville RCMP patrolling on Tuesday saw a older pickup with a smashed rear windshield on 66 Street, which did not stop or signal at a stop sign.
When the truck went to a gas station, police conducted a roadside check.
Police discovered the driver didn’t have a valid licence, leading to the truck being towed. Then during a vehicle inventory, RCMP found meth, other drug paraphernalia and over $500 cash.
Kyle Rooks, 40-year-old, from Cold Lake, was placed under arrest.
He faces charges of Possession of Meth for the Purpose of Trafficking, Possession of Stolen Property and two Weapons Offences for having a homemade taser.
He was released from custody by a Justice of the Peace and set to appear in Bonnyville Provincial court on November 5th.









