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Niagara police seize weapons, drugs following crash on QEW

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Ontario Provincial Police say a driver is facing charges after a number of weapons were seized from a vehicle that was involved in a crash on the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW).

Emergency crews were called to the QEW at Sodom Rd. Tuesday morning for a single-vehicle rollover collision.

Officers discovered several weapons and cannabis inside the vehicle. Police say the vehicle was also taken “without consent.”

The driver was arrested and faces several weapons-related charges as well breach and liquor violations. They also face three charges under the Highway Traffic Act.

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